1/72 Hasegawa Sepecat Jaguar GR1

[Tworrs]

Excellent result Joe, you must be very proud of that one.

[boatman]

WELL You guys who want to build the jag dont go for the k/h kits as terribble fit like i leant the hard way
chrisb

[The Smythe Meister]

Yep, I've heard that a lot about the K/H 1/48 ones Chris, which is why it's so hard to track one down in that scale...... hardly anyone else makes one!:unamused:

[flyjoe180]

Very nice model Joe :thumb2:
Cheers

Thanks Steven

I love that! Excellent paint job Joe - what's not to like about a Jaguar ... !
Steve

Glad you like the Jaguar Steve. It's an iconic aircraft

The Jaaaaag. One of the others you just have to like.
A great result Joe, you got the brakes sorted I see.
I have never done a wrap-a-round camo on an RAF bird. Might have to do one now, Though in a scale I can still see, lol.

Nice one

Jaaaaaag! Wrap around isn't too difficult, just need to plan ahead with pylons etc. Know what you mean about the scale, it's getting harder by the year

Very nice Joe.
I've always admired the look of the Jaguar and you've made a great job of this!

Cheer Andy, glad you like it

That's a great result Joe. The camo really has come out well.

Cheers Jim

I'm another who just loves the look of these Jaguars.
That's a cracking model Joe,you gotta be chuffed to bits with it ,
I've looked at the pics many times and still want to go back and look again!!
Fantastic finish for sure :thumb2:.

Very kind of you Andy. Photos taken on phone, so it's good that you like them

Very nice, Joe. I like to see models based on actual aircraft rather than just generic ones.
John.

Thanks John. Actual aircraft makes the research easier (or the finish harder if it's well known)

Lovely model, Joe.

Thank you Andrea

Smashing work Joe, it looks great :thumb2:

These beauties used to regularly fly low over where I lived back in the 1980s

Geoff

Cheers Geoff. I bet they were noisy, but very cool. Every takeoff was probably in reheat

Lovely build Joe one aircraft I have yet to build so I am off to look for one.

Cheers Peter, glad you like my Jaguar. Grab the Hasegawa kit but either acquire the Italeri kit parts for the air brakes and tanks, or use a photo etch replacement. I had to raid my paint mule Italeri Tornado for the tanks. Otherwise it's a pretty good kit to build.

That's turned out very nicely indeed!!! Very well done.

Andrew

Thanks Andrew

Great work Joe, making me want to build one now.

Cheers Ian. I like the final RAF Jaguar spotty orange/black scheme, if I were to build another that would be my option

Very nice Joe. The 54 sqn markings are quite eye catching.

Cheers Rick. The markings are indeed eye catching. Good to see some pride in the squadrons. All toned down now I suppose with radar absorbent paint

Excellent result Joe, you must be very proud of that one.

Thanks Garry. I'm happy with the completed model. Nothing like a Skyhawk though, right?

[rickoshea52]

54 Sqn are the RAF’s ISTAR OCU now.
https://www.raf.mod.uk/our-organisat...s/54-squadron/

I suspect they use aircraft from pooled fleets so their markings are unlikely to be seen unless for special events.

[Guest]

Has to be,

Congratulations Joe, great photos coupled with a super paint job.:thumb2:

[yak face]

Fantastic job joe , and who doesnt love a jaguar ? Such a great looking aircraft even when on the ground with the tall stance , cheers tony

[flyjoe180]

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Congratulations Joe, great photos coupled with a super paint job.:thumb2:

Cheers John :thumb2:

Fantastic job joe , and who doesnt love a jaguar ? Such a great looking aircraft even when on the ground with the tall stance , cheers tony

Cheers Tony. It sure sits high, probably a hang over from its initial French requirement for operation from an aircraft carrier. Along with those beefy gear legs.

[colin m]

A splendid finish Joe. I do like a Jaguar with it's dangly legs. There's a videos showing one of these moving quite quickly over some slightly rough ground. Hence the long legs.

[flyjoe180]

A splendid finish Joe. I do like a Jaguar with it's dangly legs. There's a videos showing one of these moving quite quickly over some slightly rough ground. Hence the long legs.

Cheers Colin.