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Well, I began not as usual At first, I cut off the upper parts of the main wheel bays and cleaned walls. And I used Eduard's kit for wheel bays. It look better I painted the wheel bays in Al and added some pipelines and wire lines. On landing gear I added hidraulic tubes The intake pipes and jet pipes has many press marks. I had to clearing them off I made in the end of the jet pipes the stripe covers from an aluminium glue tape and the small intakes from foil

stever219 thank you! I don't know the English so good for fluently reading books and other texts. And Your information makes easy my selection of the Javelins variant 😆😆😆 Dr. Quack yes of course! Welcome to hall Thanks for Your attention and information, Antti_K Last days I looked a lot of pictures and I got a couple books. I think, I can make a plane with a couple rockets, drop tanks and refuelling system during for some exercises. (I like the Javelin with the refuelling probe )

Finally I got out this big box from far shelf. It's stunning model kit and I want build it. While I don't know what it will be marking variant, but I want plane with refuelling probe and grey-green camo. Perhaps I'll take variant from box, but maybe I'll find other. If it will be plane with history this will be very great. I have wheel bays from Eduard, Master Pitot tube and some intakes from Quickboost for add And I saw the great build by Antti_K (HERE). I'll be use it like example for my model I'll be very glad to your comments, critique and notices )))

Thank you RiotRolo I had a Revell kit with standard grey scheme decals. So, I had to order custom decals for this variant from one modeller. He printed it on a very thin decal paper. Stencil decals I used from the Revell kit. And finally I used decalfix from Zip-market for all decals and I didn't have silvering problem You can make same. Or, You can searching decals from Caracal

Thank you very much for Your good voices! )) Selwyn, thanks for Your clarification. I'm not the Typhoons specialist. I only followed the instruction for the model. So, I'll must change the weapons in future. Thanks mackem01! Make the Hurricane?! Hmm... Good idea, why not? Intake cover - it's handmade )) I took the foil cover from a choсolate bar and shape it for intake cover, and painted it Tamiya red enamel

Folks, thank you very much! I'm glad you like it.

I'm sorry folks. I used Google Photos links. Now I'll try to repair everything

This is my Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 Revell 1/48 - aircraft from 29th squadron RAF in paintwork in honor of the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. The scheme of camuflage is the same as the Hawker Hurricane from 249 squadron. In general, I built it out of the box. I made the exhaust of the APU, added wires and tube lines in gear bays and on landing gears. And I used custom decals and "Removes" from Eduard

Excellent and detailed work I especially liked the painting and detailing (I looked at the blog)

Greetings all from Russia When I serfing on the web for modelling information, I over and over again found here a lot interesting information, WA and pics... And I joined the forum. I've been building a scale models for almost 35 years. Yes, some time I had the breaks, but I back and back in it. My first models were the Jaguar from Novo and Plastikart Yak-40 in far-far 1986-87 At now, I very interest special aviation, such as reconnaissance aircraft, electronic warfares, antisubmarines, patrol, gunships and etc. I prefer 48 and 72 scale, but some time I make and 144. And I like the true british aviation school with her unusual, ugly and great shapes Besides modeling, I'm building saunas, I love snowboarding, hiking, sauna, and I am a bit of an aviation photographer. I hope, I don't get ban here for my bad English 🤔😄