Darth Vader

These are absolutely fantastic shots from the period. Thanks for sharing.

Saw the crash on YouTube, absolutely horrifying. A fitting tribute to the pour souls lost.

Just cut the pins off and butt join them in place after fitting the front fuselage section to the rear

I think this is what I'm going to do. The kits gr3 nose has a suitable space in it for a couple of the lads fishing weights. Thank you to everyone who offered a thought .

Ohh I do say that's rather nice.

Thank you. I've built a few harriers so have experience with many wheels.

It's the same kit just smaller ? That's what my brain is telling me

Thank you Peter, that's what I was hoping.

Having never built a 72 scale Jaguar , I thought I'd get the lovely Hasegawa kit. But I've looked and looked but it doesn't mention nose weight. So my question is "Does a 72 scale Jag need nose weights ? " Thank you and a Happy Easter

I say, that is rather nice. Lovely paint job.

I remember when you first started posting your builds on here my Lord. You were asking questions about how to do this and how to do that and the first couple turned out alright. But now . . your builds are right up there with the best of them. These are a couple of great Jaguars and look super , you should be proud of them.

Sorry , but you've got the demarcation between the 2 greys a touch to high on the nose. Check you references. Apart from that cracking paint job

It's your model , pose it how you like .

Got this kit in the stash , so naturally will be pinching any build tips I see you use .

That is just spectacular. Why won't Airfix reissue this kit as it's one of their best ?