Graham T

Wow that's fantastic!

Revell kit so only their paint refs, three of which have to be mixed for the main colour!

Title says it all! Guidance please before I make a big mistake!

Right! That's decided me! My Hasegawa F-104C will be the next one on the bench. Beautiful job.

Auto-land system default setting is "Running out of fuel"!

Great builds & conversions. The old Matchbox NF14 scrubs up pretty well shapewise I always think!

Thats a superb finish for an all white machine. Sincerely wish I could replicate it!

Less time has elapsed since the time of Cleopatra than elapsed between Cleopatra & the construction of the Great Pyramid. My dad is 99 in Feb, born in 1921. Napoleon died in 1821. It is JUST feasible that just before he died, he held a new born baby that lived to be 100 & could have held my dad when he was born...............I've lost track of where I was going with this.......

You're a nut-job! I nearly had a go at this kit with the GM improvements. Looking at this, I'm glad I didn't & offloaded the kit itself just to make it hard to change my mind!

Watching......watching. Got this to do soon. It's quite hard to find nowadays. I had an example about 5-6 years ago but foolishly let it go. Searched for a reasonably priced replacement for about 4 years.

This is a GREAT KIT & builds into an ACCURATE representation...............says me remembering when I built it over 50 yrs ago!

Super job. I have the Eduard issue of this kit & will be building it as an RAF machine. Very happy if it turned out this good!

DON'T DO NMF!! The RAF used an aluminium paint called "High Speed Silver" & this was also applied to export machines. On top of which quite a bit of the Vampire was wood! Xtracolour produce a good HSS paint.

Isn't that an Italian AF Tiffie?

Great pics, thanks for sharing them. She is "mahoosive". I believe PoW isn't far off a visit to Portsmouth - be great to see them alongside together. Even more so to see them "steaming" in line astern just like some of the old shots from WW2 & into the 50s.