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Thanks tweeky, nmf that’ll do for me. Have a great weekend.

Thanks Harry looks like metal to me! Yes I’m tempted with that book too...

Thanks Harry the radar is 100% natural metal finish, I still can’t tell what the intake is though it could be nmf or painted. Brilliant pics though thank you. Keith

Thanks Chris for the photos from across the pond! I got the white internal colour from the last remaining F6 at Binbrook when they removed the radar but I still haven’t seen the full unit out of the aircraft, I’ll keep looking. Any ex Binbrook “sheddies” might know. Keith

Just been painting my Airfix Lightning intake assembly and made a boo boo when I painted the entire intake aluminium. Of course the entrance ring is chrome as it is on the outside and the rest of the intake is an off white. Got me thinking what colour should the radar bullet body be, I know the front section is green but any ideas for what is behind this.

Nice should go ok from there then...

Watch out cos the intake fit into the body is poor, I had to do a bit of surgery there.

Lovely build, might try Tamiya white lacquer if it gives you that sort of finish. Very inspired build my buc is moving into priming stage very tempted to do the white lower surface. Well done. Thrown together lol don’t kid me....

Nice job, satisfying to finish something even if it’s not the cutting edge of kits.

Nice job, satisfying to finish something even if it’s not the cutting edge of kits.

Can’t imagine the lineys taking much notice of the stencils, they probably knew them blindfolded, anyway the armourers would be too pi.s.d from the previous night to know what was written down anyway.

Ah I meant to use a hobby boss 1/48 hopefully there are some resin parts available, engines, intakes etc, thanks for the advice.

Does anyone know which model is closest to the F, would it be the A, C, D or E. If not what do you have to do to make it so. Thanks

Thanks for the gen all very interesting stuff, as a kid I had a b and w photo of the first f4 to land at Stanley, hence the inspiration, I now have to work out how to make a drag chute! I love the sparks off the hook when it drag on the metal runway.

Ok thanks very interesting .