gingertitan

What size rivets did you use on the 1/48 and what size would you reckon for the 1/32?

WOW, simply amazing. Used to build the astazou and that looks brilliant. All the more amazing that it's 1/72. Congratulations on a stunning model.

Looks really good, amazing detail on show.

Haven't on this one yet, I'm well behind you and not likely to progress quickly (moving house!) but on my 1/72 I used a couple of thin coats of tamiya smoke to tint them. Have seen a marker pen used with some success.

No worries. It's looking great, really like the orange seat backs, went green on mine. Hope your glazing turns up soon and you can crack on, want to see this one progress. I'll try and find a picture of the mk3 tail boom without the gps cover.

Don't think I've ever seen it used either. 😀 Think revell tagged that decal on with the open/close one. Can just see it in this image https://flic.kr/p/Aemayn

Hope this picture works. You can see where decal 48 should go. https://flic.kr/p/AdSPz9

Hope it's not to late, but revell show decal 48 (map stowage) going onto the cockpit door. However it should go in the cockpit itself just below the door.

Ouch, bit of a wait. Still, at least you can get one😀

Oh, part way down the tail boom is a lump on top of the drive shaft cover. This cover(non opening) with lump (gps sensor) is not on British mk3, only mk8's. It should just be a longer opening smooth cover.

Blimey, your rattling through this build!! Looking good. The blade fold can be found here:-http://www.scalewarship.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&filter_name=Lynx&product_id=323 It's resin/brass rod/3D printed plastic. Makes the model easier to display. 😀

Cheers for the reply, Count me in, sure i can get something built.

Count me in, got a few Lynx's in the stash and a scout. Might make me finish something!

When would the build start? Id like to join in, but about to get an extention built and not sure how much modelling i'll be able to do.

Will watch this with interest. Started mine recently. Going to fold the blades using the scale warship conversion.