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Rick's 1/72 Airfix Hawker Typhoon

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Great result. I'm looking forward to getting my hands on one of these.

Colin M....
 
Wow! A beauty ;)

Great result, the subtle weathering and the chipping effect are magnificent!

The seat belts come with the kit?

Cheers
 
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Wow! A beauty ;) Great result, the subtle weathering and the chipping effect are magnificent!

The seat belts come with the kit?

Cheers
They are made from masking tape Polux.
 
Great work! I'd be well proud of that!

Perhaps an Airfix 1/72 Tiffy GB? ;)
 
Great work i have got me one of thease so i will use yours as a guide as how to do mine.

Peter t
 
Lovely job. It's often said but that really doesn't look like 1/72, it's very convincing. I think leaving those tiny gun bays open adds to that and was very brave, and worked!

Cheers

Steve
 
Very nice Rick. My first ever model was the Typhoon no where near you finish.

Nice photography as well. I have used masking tape for seat belts. Works well and some tapes like yours are just the right colour.

Laurie
 
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Very nice Rick. My first ever model was the Typhoon no where near you finish.Nice photography as well. I have used masking tape for seat belts. Works well and some tapes like yours are just the right colour.

Laurie
Tamiya masking tape to be particular.

Thanks for all the great feedback folks. I cannot recommend this kit highly enough.
 
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Lovely job. It's often said but that really doesn't look like 1/72, it's very convincing. I think leaving those tiny gun bays open adds to that and was very brave, and worked!Cheers

Steve
Thanks for the compliments Steve. The gun bays come with the option of leaving them open, you have to cut the closed panels out and files them neatly then add the open panels. It's a nice touch to an already excellent kit.
 
That looks awesome, great work Rick. To be honest I have yet to see a shabby version of this kit, it looks very well done. Can't wait to get into mine!
 
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