Gary West

That's very nice Nigel

Your ahead of me there Jens - is it wrong or do you mean strengthen it?

Well if you let me into whatever that means I'll let you know

For anyone not familiar with the Classic Airframes Canberra family, a quick look see and one of the big PLUS features. Each kit comes with a comprehensive package of resin parts - the CA models do have their short falls (plastic too thick - panel lines not consistent in depth etc) but the resin bits are a joy. Cockpit & undercarriage parts: Rushton Target pods:

Little is known of this but the RAF trialled a "Stealth" undercarriage just before the PR9 left service...he's just touched down?

Well they don't come more "dyed in the wool" Jet than me, but I can still appreciate an excellent model when I see it. Very realistic and a true British classic.

A man of varied interests clearly Ian - Stoooka my fav

Replacement for the Brick will be the mighty Canberra. I've got a couple of TT18's a T17 and a B2, so just looking for an interesting scheme now. EDIT - TT18 85 Sqn RAF Binbrook 1968

Sadly I've decided to change subjects. The Neomega cockpit isn't currently available and this kit desperately needs it. Will be saved for a rainy day.

Uh Oh Chris - the GB dates are 1960 - 1969 mate. The Hunters didn't go RW&G until early 1970's

Not sure if the answers in here Richard, but a link attached for a very useful Tornado site. Tornado site

I think you got away with the pre shading John - looks just about right. Did you have to do any work inside the air brake bays or that OOB?

Nearly, Anthony - you'd need to quietly take out your hammer not your note pad and pen.

Silver paint may work but if Grant's using Alcad, possibly not? What you using Grant?

I saw one of these completed and a very striking subject - tons of resin there by the looks of it? Good luck with her Seb

Oh how I am envying this build

I have said magazine in front of me and the colour is given as RAF Azure Blue

Great work on those u/c bays Col

Already taken care of guys - Klear with a dab of a few special ingredients

Very nice work in the wheel bay John - the last pic shows it off best.

The centre band isn't White though - It is off white, almost a very light cream colour.

You seem to have it all masked up - have you masked over the centre section?

Take your pic - Light Grey & White by the looks of it. Some of these admittedly are Drill rounds but from the era you are modelling your Hawk, it seems like White has the edge over Grey. White AIM on a Grey Hawk White again Light Grey Grey AIM

If you're asking for your Hawk, (Didn't see the Hawk bit on your title) then I think yes mainly White. I believe a Light Grey is also used for Live AIM's Mike. Sounds like one for Spike

Nice link and Amen to that.