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Lovely kits, these. Cheers, Andre

Please note that the JaBo options would not use the AIM-9 catamaran. Cheers, Andre

You're in luck then: https://www.scalemates.com/kits/revell-4548-f-89d-j-scorpion--140621 Cheers, Andre

Love that base! Great trick with the sandpaper. Cheers, Andre

I have most of their initial boxings and none have instructions which show the wings swept back. Even though the F-111E instructions show a built kit with the wings tucked in. Go figure. Cheers, Andre

It depends on which Kfir. The C1 and C2 used FS34227, while the later C7 used FS34244. HTH, Andre

You'd have to sacrifice those lovely flaps and slats, plus the glove flap which tends to be open when the wing is swept forward. Also, there is no sweep mechanism. It's not too shabby - not as crisp or refined as the Hase, but a close second. Plus, the wings can be made to move. If that floats your boat. Cheers, Andre

Plus, there's something about that big honking Pave Tack. Cheers, Andre

That... is simply awesome. Great build and finish! Cheers, Andre

Not very widely. Their best known use was in the Transatlantic Air Race: https://www.jetartaviation.co.uk/2019/03/transatlantic-air-race-harrier-xv741-heading-to-brooklands-museum-for-public-display/ A few times they were fitted for deployment to: After retirement some airframes used for aircraft handling were fitted with them as well: Cheers, Andre

What he said. Classic 104! Cheers, Andre

Great build - thanks for posting! Cheers, Andre

Well, that's better than the other way around... Cheers, Andre

The first thing that strikes me with the Hase is the straight inner walls of the intakes, the real thing has compound curves. Still, for many years she was the only game in town. Cheers, Andre

Forgot about that one! Well, they do look rather similar. Cheers, Andre