phildagreek

That looks great, I’d be interested in one as well.

Like it.

Very sharp looking.

Very nice!

Very smart!

Nice job!

Looks good from here!

Looks good!

Like it, good effort.

Very nice.

Nice!

Very nice job! You need to add a couple of bunting tossers on the signal deck being scowled at by the Yeoman. (Ours always scowled at us).

Very smart work, one to be proud of!

Nice! Good to see something a bit different.

Very smart.

Looks good!

Thanks, appreciate it.

Thanks, appreciate it.

Thanks!

Thanks folks, appreciate it.

Looks smart!

Thanks very much folks, appreciate your interest & comments.

Finished this afternoon after 3 months of gentle work & manipulation. ES3A 1 by phil da greek, on Flickr And because I like the folded wing look I invested in this. ES3A 2 by phil da greek, on Flickr A nice kit to build, as always a few niggles, mainly with the kit’s canopy it was just awful so I got a vac from one off eBay & it was worth the tenner. The wing fold kit contains new wings which are solid resin & heavy, very heavy. So a metal undercarriage was invested in. I wanted a lightly weathered with subtle panel lines which I got although the panel lines have disappeared a little with the photos. The kit decals are beautiful & went down nicely with a drop of Humbrol decal fix. The model is brush painted with Humbrol enamels with Winsor & Newton Galleria acrylic varnishes. I’m pretty happy with the finished aircraft although there are a couple of mistakes & an omission or two. Have a look. ES3A 11 by phil da greek, on Flickr ES3A 9 by phil da greek, on Flickr ES3A 8 by phil da greek, on Flickr ES3A 4 by phil da greek, on Flickr ES3A 12 by phil da greek, on Flickr ES3A 7 by phil da greek, on Flickr

Looks good!

Nice build.