TRUSKY1965

Thank you so much!

Very nice work! I'm looking forward to seeing your progress!

A little progress with the cockpit: I was added a little extinghisher... ...and no more... but some remaining photo etched parts to rebuild the HUD... That's all folks! Next week, more progress.... Byyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyye!

I´m working in a new project. The Hasegawa's Sea Harrier in 1/72nd scale: I think Fujimi has a better model, but the Hasegawa's one is not bad at all fine recessed lines and lots of detail, for a so little plane The weapons are included: free fall bombs, sea eagle and sidewinder missiles... The cockpit is poor (zero detail!), but is a good base for adding different self-made details. And the decal sheet, for a three different units: . I just begin the work painting the pilot, and adding some belts to the seat: Is not a big progress!... More next week (I hope!)

The finest Harrier than i ever seen! Congratulations! The paint and wheatering are awesome!... Now i'm working in an Sea Harrier FRS Mk1 (1/72nd scale), and if i reach a 30% of your outstanding results, i'll be happy. For me it can't be better! Congratulations one more time! Regards. TRUSKY1965.

Thank you very much for your reply! It's very interesting to know the history of this plane and the men who pilot it!

I have corrected some details. I have smooth some dirty spots: I have added some scractches... And added some effects in the tail... and a coat of semi-matt varnish on the front cone... Now, i hope i can build a diorama with the jaguar! Waiting for the diorama... And, that's all folks. Good Byyyyyyyyyyyyyeeee!

She's a really beauty. A very good job of paint and weathering. The results are near to perfection! Congratulations, you have a winner!

It´s a pleasure to see a well build and paint model like this! Congratulations! A very nice job indeed!

Thank you all, for your very kind words!

That's impressive! Great work on this Vulcan! One of the most serious works in the forum. Congratulations!

One of the most impressive works in the forum. The metal finish is awesome! Congratulations! A very nice model indeed! ... A question: the metal paint, is ALCLAD? the smoothness and subtle tone changes, are wonderful!! Regards. TRUSKY1965.

Excellent build and paint! The photos are amazing too! I love the fine finish and the subtle weathering. Absolutely realistic!! Congratulations!!

No. Is the Hasegawa kit. But the Revell's kit is better so far!

Only one thing to say : I LOVE IT! it's one of the more accurate works than i have seen in the forum. Congratulations! We want more like this one!!!

The Tornado was the more decisive plane in the first days of the Gulf War, in 1991. The losses were important too, due to the dangerous missions they did. This is my humble homage to the brave tornado crews, and this wonderful strike plane. General view: Nose section: The Armoured Charmer, with the TIALD "Sandra" LGB's AIM 9L Sidewinder, and 2250 l "Hindenburguer" tank: Skyshadow interference pod: BOZ-107 Chaff-Flare dispenser: Mauser cannon bay: Tail burned detail: The belly of the beast: The exhaust nozzles and reverse thrust system: I hope you like it. Fell free to comment. All opinions are welcome!

This post is CLOSED. See the finished model at "Ready for inspection" Section.

That's a beauty. Very nice job, indeed! Congratulations! Cheers. TRUSKY1965.

You really capture the spirit of the beast with this one. Very well buil and paint, with a well balanced weathering. Congratulations!

Very nice one, indeed! I love specially the tail, very well weathered! Congratulations!

Congratulations! One of the more precise jobs than i ever seen! Can´t wait for more!

New progress: Wheatering the plane: The dirty belly: The worned-out tail: And first coat of paint for LGB's: TIALD and tanks, finally in desert pink: that´s all, at this moment. Next weekend more!!

Outstanding work! Very, VERY NICE, paint & build. I love the opened jet engines!

Awesome build! A very difficult work in this scale. Keep up the good work! The cockpit has an incredible detail! Congratulations!

Can anyone gimme photographic information of the Sea Harrier FRS Mk 1? Is hard to find this kind of information in internet.