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What is the real colour of the middle section of the canopy frame ? Did it change with the different patterns or is the change of colour due to the canopy tinting or weather conditions, landscape reflection, etc...? The off white/ cream is the right colour, it's just the light that makes it look white sometimes. Regards Paul.

Thanks for getting back to me. Best regards Paul.

As far as I am aware it was a complete wraparound scheme,and looking at the other photo I would say definately, as the colour goes under the fuse, not with a grey underside as sometimes reported. Regards Paul.

Here's a slide I bought some time ago, it's not my copyright so if it causes a problem I'll remove it. It's not the best of slides. It is of ZA101 NOT ZJ100, but one of those other pics was ZA101. Regards Paul.

Are these some of the pics you have already seen? Regards Paul. http://cdn-www.airliners.net/aviation-phot...9/0/1286098.jpg http://www.airsceneuk.org.uk/airshow01/valley/zj100camo.htm

Glad to help. Regards Paul.

Hello Chris ,I posted the plans for someone else here that had the colour numbers on them. Regards Paul http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=62839

They are light grey, that one's just very dirty.RegardsPaul.

As you said Mark, gloss white bays and light aircraft grey gear.Regards Paul.

Antony is right, the intakes are on the wrong sides, the door in pic one should have the three hinge slots at the top,and the curved line behind it should line up with the wing as it represents the fillet fairing.Regards Paul.

Is this what you are looking for?. Regards Paul.

Andrew, if you browse this thread, or any of the others in the restoration section you will get a good idea where they go. Basically all the red blanks on the ducts and blanks would have a tag fitted. Regards Paul. http://buccsociety.conforums.com/index.cgi...lay&start=0

Exactly what Gabe said, they are titanium doublers fitted in certain places for strenthening.we fitted two on the underside of the leading edge closing skins. I've burnt a few drills out on those, and blunted a few countersink cutters. Regards Paul.

The model SimonR built was modelled on one of the development aircraft, it still has the Hawk wing without the modified wingtips and leading edge slats.Regards Paul.

Saw it in the window of Monks Bar model shop in York yesterday. Regards Paul.

That cutaway plan must be one of the development aircraft as it still has the hawk wing with wing fences,no slats and the rounded wing tips. Regards Paul.

Fantastic build, that colour scheme really suits the Tucano.Regards Paul.

Cockpit looking good, especially the pilots, I forgot you don't get any with the 1/72 kit. Regards Paul.

or you could use scale converter. Regards Paul http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/TNT.htm

You only want to build more Hawks in naval c/schemes with arrestor hooks on!!!!!!

This is the link, I've just tried it to make sure it works.Regards Paul. http://www.dstorm.eu/pages/en/menu.html