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According to my instructions F2 is the back of the nose turret and F3 is the housing. F1 and 4 are the front gun frames, left and right. It sure is a minefield!
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The problem with the HK kit is that the cockpit is a work of fiction.
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They don’t have many left. The 10% preorder discount may have helped a bit.
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That’s good news, Simon. I completely agree with you on the separate box idea too!
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That’s good news, Simon. I completely agree with you on the separate box idea too!
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Too early release of the moulding process and insufficiently polished tools.
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Fair enough, to be honest I hadn’t thought of that!
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The instructions are available for download from Scalemates, Simon.
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Excellent, thank you. I’m planning on modelling W4118 which, I believe (and hope) was fitted with early, oval, holed jackets.
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Hadn’t thought of that, a spanner could be thrown the works, there. Thanks for that, Simon.
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Thanks, Mike, I have to admit that 500 did seem low at the time, despite the price point.
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I have a set of Master Barrels on back order. In 1/32 they will make a massive difference to the finished model. There are also the Profimodel ones but at almost £14 more I don’t think they are worth it.
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500 worldwide I believe with no chance of a further production run.
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The UK importers Albion Alloys have opened each of the boxes the were supplied with before sending them on to distributors. I understand that they will replace any broken parts.
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They are a Chinese company and as far as I am aware all of their kits, except for the Lancaster, are new tools designed and produced by them.
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The aircraft pictured on the box art is the top one shown in the markings options.
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The upper surface of both wings has the top cowling panel attached. Nothing that a quick slash or two with a razor saw can’t fix.
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It’s too squat, which is a shame. If the pilots seat is correct and at the right height it shouldn’t fit. Have a look on YouTube (Nigel’s Modelling Bench). He’s done a fix by merging parts of the HK and Tamiya canopies!
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I bought the I❤️Kit version of this at Telford yesterday. Research beckons 🙂.
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1/72 Airfix Avro Vulcan **NEW TOOL**
avro683 replied to Back in the Saddle's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
The intakes on the real aircraft aren’t seamless, they have removable access panels which would be almost impossible to model, especially in 1/72.