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Wow! - The Contrail Hawker Horsley was one of my more successful vacforms! - sometime in the 80's - the reason I built it was that my mothers' maiden name was Horsley! Vacforms were the only way to make the more obscure aircraft ( short of scratching ), pretty much a dying art.....................
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Well now. What DO I do?
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This is only a PART of my RAF silver wings stash.
The Horsley is a vacform, so a bit of an outlier for this go. Haven't done a vac in a LONG time.
And I've never actually finished one...
Maybe I should take a vote...
Or go with this
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Or, go with the 1/32 CR.32.
Decisions decisions
No military reason...I just used to love "Hector's House" as a child!!Comment
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Which reminds me, why did Hector's 'sexy' frog neighbour keep climbing the ladder to see what him and the cat were up to?
Aah, forum tangents!
Seriously tho' (ha!) I suppose I COULD start with the Hector and work backwards thru the Hart variants... Still don't have Hardy yet...Comment
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Ian. Nice idea for a GB. Mind if I join maybe? I’ll have to go to the Vintage Vault and look around for my subject tomorrow let you guys know soon if I’ll be joiningComment
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Looking in my stash there are a few vacforms still lurking, like this
This was later injection moulded by MPM/Special Hobby, so this will remain unmade!
Rareplanes were one of the 'garage' makers, that most of the vac-forms came from. Some of the models were quite sophisticated, like those by Esoteric & some were basic in the extreme - I had a 1/32 ID Models Westland Wyvern - there was a model in there, but would need years of work to refine it!
Good old days - 1/72 models would weeks to make interspersed by days waiting for paint to dry!
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