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I believe Gordon Stevens of Rareplane fame sadly no longer here, had something to do with these Kellogs planes

I like it, nice colour scheme

WOW

Looking good, I do find Tamiya fine primer the best especially the grey, it certainly helps show any imperfections before a final primer coat

Shes a beauty, as said before all we need now is a 1/72 scale kit but NOT mach 2 pleaseeeeee !!!!!!! 🤣

Lovely build, I just acquired the One Man Models of this aircraft

Over 16 years, hopefully it was finished rather than sat on the shelve of doom

Superb Neil

Regarding windows, I use flat silicon you find in baking trays, that are cut to length and attached on the outside with double sided tape this then conforms to the fuselage and then the resin in poured on the inside, and any air bubbles removed before I use the UV lamp to cure it, sometimes its also best a add a strip of plastic card on the outside, held on with masking tape to stop the silicon from deforming This is how I done my windows on the Vanguard I did many years ago

Great start, I was thinking of buying one of these, not sure if its a good kit or not though

Cracking build, sadly seeing these planes brings back sad memories as my dad worked at EMI and when they cancelled it he was made redundant as he was working on the radar for these aircraft at the time

Good luck with the build especially being Mach 2

I have just acquired the LACI engines for the One Man Models, which is on order, they do look superb being 3D printed, but it will be a while before I get the kit as he prints his kits to order, mine will be the RAF white and grey scheme

Looking good, what scheme are you planning to do

Looking good, I normally leave off or cut off pitot tubes and aerials and leave these till last after all the painting is done, aerials can easily be glued with white PVA glue and pitot tubes can be pinned into position using a brass tube