upon a glowing review of this kit, so I bought it. I then found that few of the other reviews and builds had a good word to say
about it, citing poor fit and dodgy accuracy.

Well, I'm not a particularly accomplished modeller and had no trouble at all with it. Sure, it's a challenging build and it requires
a little hard work. Certainly a few structural improvements are necessary, and of course the kit ejector seats are laughable
(literally).

However, it's not difficult to build if you put in the forethought & planning and a dash of care and it goes together very well
indeed. The quality of the moulding is second to none and I couldn't say that it looks totally unlike a Sea Vixen.

I replaced the seats with an FAA AM set which also included an improved airbrake kit and a few other small bits & bobs and
added some scavenged missiles. Indeed, my only real complaint about the kit is the silly seats and the lack of stores, but
these should be easily made up.

The decals are very fine indeed and hug every crack and bump like a fat girl's leggings. So fine in fact that I lost a couple of
them to the harsh and fickle mistress that is surface tension.

The kit is finished off with a couple of coats of Klear which gives it a nice (but not too) glossy sheen.

I'd like to give some thanks...
Hannants, who supplied free of charge a replacement canopy (not used here, but soon to be added) and MPM Models and
Keefr22 who offered.
Pigsty provided the Red Tops and Acky190 who has offered some more (I'll add them when they turn up).

Of course all the guys who've provided support & advice, including Martin Hale, Dave Gibson, Howard, David H, Enzo Matrix
and many more, all of whom made the build well worthwhile. Thanks guys.
