Looking good Colin.My 1/24 Spitfire is covered in rivets as well.
Colin M's Sea Harrier FRS1
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Hi Colin
The Airfix Harrier looks a bit of a challenge but you're making progress with this older generation kit.
Can I ask, are you going to re rivet the fuselage with smaller more discrete rivets or have the fuselage smooth?
I think this is a really interesting build Colin and I'm looking forward to the progress.
It's good to see a jet or two amongst all the props in the SSIG too!
Cheers
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Work continues, just sanding pieces, adding them, filling around the edges and sanding them again.
Originally posted by \Can I ask, are you going to re rivet the fuselage with smaller more discrete rivets or have the fuselage smooth?
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Look how smooth it is. I believe the sea going version of the Harrier was riveted flush, so very few, if any would be visible.
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Wings - it has wings. Ok so the don't fit very well and like everything will need lots of sanding and filler, but at least they are attached. Speaking of sanding, see the 'Tack rag' in the picture ? This build is generating so much dust, I've resorted to industrial solutions.
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Looks like I'll be using a bit of plastic card to fill the gaps this time, well makes a change from 'Squadron' !!
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Squadron Green, good stuff, but I'm getting tired of the taste of the stuff. Anyway, maybe I've seen the last of the stuff for now. Look - a primed aircraft.
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I've left all the sticky-out-bits off whilst I sand the primer down, but now that's done, it's time to attach numerous lumps and bumps. The rear canopy isn't attached, just stuck in place for spraying - hence the gap.
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