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JagRigger

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  1. I started this at least 15 years ago, probably closer to 20. Got as far as starting re-scribing and gave up. Lockdown stash sorting and it re-surfaced. OOB othe than the rescribing and a certain decal.
  2. Very rarely I saw one with three tanks fitted, but I did a couple of times
  3. Goose ? Had to BDR one of our wingtips on Maple Flag
  4. I'll second biplanes - get into rigging and it's a lot of fun for not a lot of outlay
  5. Just taken delivery of a CMR Gamecock as I couldn't find an Aeroclub one ( then one popped up on e-bay the day it arrived ! ) Hope it looks as good as yours Just completing the Aeroclub Gauntlet ( sorry Keith ) and Airfix Gladiator
  6. https://www.flickr.com/photos/redripper24/9197931142/
  7. Could always print your own https://rclibrary.co.uk/title_details.asp?ID=1755 This site is great for lots of things 🙂
  8. I built the Dynavector one back in the day - it should still be either in Norwich Air Museum or the RAF Coltishall one. Memories of fitting each vortex generator individually into a small hole I'd drilled
  9. I suppose if both fold you may get away with it. If only one............
  10. I remember this from trade training- 1985
  11. Re the pod on previous page - AN/ALE 38 or 41 ?
  12. 725 came back from the SAOEU and went to 54 as GU.
  13. Yes - when they went grey so did the inside of the intake box. The zinc chromate trunking used to get very dirty and stained due to hyd oil / fuel seepage If you look at Julian's pics in the walkaround section you'll see wht I mean !
  14. Question did say wraparound ..........
  15. Green to the back of the box ( just behind the back aux intake door where the box splits from the fuselage ) then zinc chromate to the engine
  16. Quite please with these - look at work in progress for an upcoming Rotodyne thread
  17. Late add to the gallery. This was actually my first Group Build so please forgive me Most of you will have seen my Special Hobby CH-37 Mojave, but here she is in the right place
  18. Saw title, thought I could help -then realised you didn't need a real one .....
  19. Great picture ! Brings home the power ( also proves the SH tanks are way too long - may have to change them someday )
  20. Yep - there is a famous picture out there of one trying to lift an H-21 out of a swamp. I know they did a fair bit of recovery work before the newer turbine powered machines appeared
  21. To be fair it went together fairly well for a limited run kit. Only real trouble I had was with the transparancies, and the instructions are not always the easiest to follow. Finding one was the biggest challange. 1/48 - I'd need a bigger shelf ! This is not a small aircraft
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