David Womby

Thanks so much for your help. David

Did the Conqueror Mk2 have rubber rims on its roadwheels? Looking at pics, I can't tell if there's a thin rubber rim or just steel. Thanks for any help. David

Try finding Airfix Magazine January 1967. Alan W Hall converted a Heron to a Sea Devon. You could follow his article but use the vac fuselage. David

https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/research/archive-exhibitions/comet-the-worlds-first-jet-airliner/last-comet-1/ David

Ok, maybe he doesn't represent an RAF Harrier pilot then. David

There's a not bad-looking standing pilot in the Airfix NATO Ground Crew set. It looks like he may represent an RAF Harrier pilot c.1980. http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.aspx?id=561 David

Spitfire FR.XIV TZ164, OI-A, 2 Squadron, RAF Germany late 1940s. This is the Frog F.XIV wing mated to the Hawk F.22 fuselage and a scratchbuilt FR.XVIII-style enlarged rudder. I couldn't manage to make the offset tabs at the rear edge. So they are lightly drawn on. The decals are a mix of home printed and Scale Model Products from Canada. The propblur, as usual, is from artwork by James Perrin. Hard to believe these two types were in service less than 15 years apart! David

Good point. Maybe it should be referred to as "Out Of the Boxes"? David

Thanks for your help. Since she was such a camera-shy bird, I couldn't resist those markings. David

Well, whatever it is, that's what I tried to represent on my F3 and T4 David

Don't know if this was an original fit or added later but this F3 looks like it has one. It's XR713 and pic is from https://www.eelightningsig.uk/f3-xr713.html David

Have to love any FAA Phantom but the budgie ones always looked especially appealing. Lovely build. David

Now that's different. Beautifully done too. David

Sounds like that was a bit challenging but you'd never know it looking at the great results! David

Had to believe it's brush painted. Well done. David