Awesome, cheers Andy. :thumb2:Thanks mate :smiling3:
It has had a touch of Halfords Grey primer,(I use that on all of my builds),I find it doesn't need much,settles well,and leaves pretty much all of the details prominent.![]()
Awesome, cheers Andy. :thumb2:Thanks mate :smiling3:
It has had a touch of Halfords Grey primer,(I use that on all of my builds),I find it doesn't need much,settles well,and leaves pretty much all of the details prominent.![]()
Thanks very much Ian.... It's certainly become more enjoyable now.Just caught up Andy, some Stirling work. It’s looking great.


Thanks Andy,....Coming on a treat there Andy.
Andy.


Good point Pete....I wonder if any of it's attackers thought is was a normal size single seater so underestimated the distance to it?
Pete
From a ground to air perspective I imagine that would be so. We used to use a few visual tricks to foil submariners to make wrong calculations by flying at the wrong heights for our type of aircraft. (There are rules so as to add safety separation for military aircraft at sea). So the submariner would try and triangulate and get our distance wrong!!!! :smiling5: You have to be sneaky in ASW!!I wonder if any of it's attackers thought is was a normal size single seater so underestimated the distance to it?
Pete




Seeing your progress got me a thinking!! Dangerous for a Sunday I admit. Seeing your undercarriage and wheels got me wondering did aircraft tyres and wheels have creep marks? They certainly did when I was working on them through the 60's to 90's. Reading on the squinternet, evidently they still do - Unless!!! They have tubeless tyres then they can creep as much as they like.Ok then Guys,an update.....
... Got wings and stuff on, also weathered a bit of the landing gear..
Obviously a way to go,but after the recent stalemate it's good to get a bit of progress
,... you've already seen em, but wings are on ...
As we've all said before....
... It's certainly a large beastie ,
... Still surprising me as I build it up, just how big they were!!
.. maybe that's why so many got shot out of the sky?!! :sad:
Still a cool kit to tackle... But NOT this Italeri version of you want my opinion
Busy day at work tomorrow,but I'm still hoping to get a bit more done. :smiling3:
Cheers for now,
Andy
Much appreciated Scottie,(DAWG!!),I, for one, would love to see you take one on buddy.... Mind you, with what you do with your AVFs,I think you'll put me to shame!!Smifffy,
Looking really nice mate, as I said before this is one plane that might get me to build a plane.
Good point there,but,(and despite my RAF background with all types of Aircraft, from Nimrods,to Phantoms and then Tornados), I'm not really all that concerned with the intricate minicia,I like it to look close on,but it's just a hobby/model.Seeing your progress got me a thinking!! Dangerous for a Sunday I admit. Seeing your undercarriage and wheels got me wondering did aircraft tyres and wheels have creep marks? They certainly did when I was working on them through the 60's to 90's. Reading on the squinternet, evidently they still do - Unless!!! They have tubeless tyres then they can creep as much as they like.
If a tyre creeps on a tubed tyre, the inflation valve can sheer off and the results!! Well - catastrophic in the worst case.
OK, that's my thought for the day over!!! Back to sleep for me!!
Thanks Ian,much appreciated.Looking sharp Andy
Lee.. my north American buddy,(no offence Rick and Paul!!Mr. Smiffy beautiful updates let’s hope this gets Scottie to build one.
Cheers Geoff... I just hope I can get it to tone down a little... despite them being the "recommended colours",they look a little stark to me... hopefully the varnish coat,and Flory wash will sort it out.Looks great Andy :thumb2:
I really like that paint scheme.
Geoff.
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