HL-10

WELL DONE AIRFIX! Great news, long overdue. A new Vulcan will sit perfectly with the Victor and Valiant. Wonderful to see the V bombers done justice. I will be definitely making more than one, too many great schemes

Here's the link to my WIP:-

I converted Tamiya's J to an FGR2. I scratch built the exhausts using a ping pong ball and a light fitting! I like to think I achieved a reasonable result. Enjoy your build!

Two of the four hover combine, positioning jets. Now I've got to make the frame to connect the command centre to the engines, and then bring it all together! Thanks for looking, Angelo

£3.95 plus 35p P&P!

$88, includes postage.

A company called "Pig Models" has released a 1:1 scale 88mm shell, as use in the Flak 36/37 and the Tiger 1. It is moulded in same type of plastic used in drain pipes. It comprises of just 4 parts, and the stencil data on the shell is provided as, well stencils! Along side my "Tiger" Sergeant Tibbs Available from Fishbone Inc. On Facebook

Some rather nice schemes!

At last!

The main construction material is Perspex sheet, available from your local DIY store. The piping on the underside is commercially available PVC piping. I also raided B&Q for the quarter round wood trim that makes up the rounded off edge of the flight deck. The Perspex was also used to build the command centre. Various items found in and around the house were used to form various other structures. More Perspex will be used to build the engines & command centre support arms. I'm hoping to light it up with LEDS for both the internal lights, and the various warning beacons. Many thanks, Angelo.

It started off with this: One Konami Angel Interceptor: Which then developed into 3 Angel Interceptors: And now it has run away into this!: Hopefully it will end up as Spectrum's Cloud Base, or a new coffee table! Cheers, Angelo.

Very nice! A very credible design that still looks good today.

Thanks everyone, I really like the looks of the Heli jet. Would love to build a bigger version, but there are some complex curves!

Oh my! That has brought back memories! "slassin frassin rassin Dick Dastardly"