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JagRigger
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- Currently Viewing Topic: Civil aircraft registrations and movements - is there a glossary of acronyms?
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I printed a full A4 sheet on decal paper - will do a few 1/72 models !
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Westland Whirlwind HAR9, Endurance Flight 1/72
JagRigger replied to dolphin38's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
Had to resort to 'proper' modelling to make my HAR10 - plasticard and body filler !- 17 replies
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Can't comment on the Japanese camo - but I added weight to mine under the cockpit floor and it sits fine
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Buy a small resin casting kit ?
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Saab Lansen — did it ever engage MiG fighters during the Cold War?
JagRigger replied to 28ZComeback's topic in Cold War
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Jupiter / 145 boom / fenestron is scratch built, but pretty accurate
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From when I did a few weeks on Hawks at Abingdon, I recall the towing attachment as a 'box' on the rear fuselage, port side ( I think ) Edit - Memory check c/o satis - look under the tailplane
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One fit that made me look twice one day was THREE fuel tanks
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Nice job ! I remember years ago when I was training at Halton, there was a chap at the open day selling literally 'half' models framed - just the Port or Stbd fuselage, mounted up, wings cropped etc - could get two for one with a jet that way !
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My initial response was 'if it's more than 15mins from Binbrook...... ' What was the phrase - ' The Lightnings are based at Binbrook to defend Binbrook, which is where the Lightnings are based'
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I found the Air Graphics bits very easy to use and they fitted well - only needed a skim of filler where the ‘sponsons’ fitted to the fuselage. The undercarriage was surprisingly robust. Decals are a mix of Modeldecal, homemade and Scout
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As an average modeller, I'm pretty pleased how this conversion came out. Built as HMS Phoebe's Wasp when featuring in the 1970's series 'Warship' Can't wait for some of the offerings coming up ....
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Someone couldn't be bothered with the lift
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The new Airfix one built OK for me - did a bit of work to the cabin
