chrismac60

Hi Al Get on with it then, or the world will end or all the lunatics will be let out! Please fold the wings! Chris ( still working at the ATC school RAF Shawbury, so no time for modelling!)

Count me in

All done apart from the canopy and aerials. Seemed popular at Salisbury.

My Gannet so far, scratch built undercarriage and trye balance lead weights to keep the nose down. Hopfully I will take it to Salisbury, but it will still need a canopy, on request with Alan Chris

Sadly communications have stopped again and still no kit. I know they mean well but this is very frustrating. Chris

Artie I ordered my Swift in September and until today (7 May 19) have held the line. However, they have not answered my messages or emails until today, they are now trying to sort it out Chris

Wow thanks James, just what I was after.

Yes Keith, but experience tells me never to trust Museum aircraft. In this case Julian's great photo's show grey or sky Oleo's with white or sky wheel bays. Chris

Can anyone confirm the colours of the Gannet AEW's oleo legs and undercarriage bays please. thanks Chris

Hi I was asked by Brigade Models to build this 1/48 resin conversion and leave it unpainted so everyone can see what I did. Here are the photo's of the finished model, minus canopy. The aircraft is as it was on the very first flight, so no rear seat or fittings. A nice straight forward conversion. Rear hook fairing to follow. Chris

Wow!!!!

RAF Hawks never carried wing tanks, no pumping for them. Chris ex - RAF Chivenor

Baron - YES I DO. Thanks to the Meteor site on facebook I have a shot taken yesterday. She has the old style ailerone with one trim tab! Not as stated in many books and drawings! Thanks everyone, especially Tony, for your help. I am building the first conversion set in 1/48 for Brigade models to show at Telford. Thanks regards Chris

Thanks guys. Tony first photo is good, but l really need one that looks down at the ailerons so l can see which ones they are. Thanks again Chris

Does anyone have a photo of the prone meteor at Cosford showing the ailerons on the trailing edge of the wing tips. Thanks Chris