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are very well understood
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a fan of cabbage
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to haub my pickles?
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Indeed. Very wise words!
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a chicken Caesar salad
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(Of the Santa variety)
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and sometimes Penn too
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I don’t have words, only a long low whistle. Here is a totally inadequate emoji instead 👍
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in lead free metal
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But the Sea Balliol is in Cosford 🥺
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The Grenadier I saw was beige. Of all the colours…
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Saw my first Ineos Grenadier the other day. My impression is that it is slightly shorter and wider than the old Defender. It looks very nice in real life.
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12 hours ago, Stratto said:
Thanks Max Headroom I am starting with these and see how I go I am just getting back in to kits after many years. I think I have all that I need now watching YouTube videos and looking online for tips and tricks. There is also a lot of information on the Britmodeller forum.
I’d forgotten that Hasegawa did an early GR.1. I think the FROG one was ‘inspired’ by it.
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Other manufacturers of Harriers/Sea Harriers in 1/72 include
Matchbox - very basic
Fujimi - well regarded at the time. Stickies may need replacing.
Hasegawa - same as Fujimi above
Bobcat/Humbrol - a snap fit T2 or T4. Basic very simplified with no hangy bits at all. (C Scale provided white metal necessaries). The Esci wing was a drop fit onto the fuselage……
Sword have also done a series of two seaters
Airfix - the original 1960’s GR.1 modded in the early 80’s to GR.3. Generous ordnance provision
Frog and the Frogsspawn - crude
Pegasus T.2 conversion. To be grafted on the original Airfix kit. ‘A collector’s item’Some of the kits, like Fujimi and Hasegawa and of course Esci/Italeri, have break joints for the Harrier and Sea Harrier.
Others may be able to give better insight into the specifics of the kits above.
HTH
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How the heck did I miss this? This is proper modelling this is.
I’ll be the one in the back of the room going ‘oooh’
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@224 Peter it’s in hiatus at the moment it I fully intend to carry on. I have never stopped thinking things that need doing and how to do them. Unfortunately I have run out of mojo and Hannants don’t stock it. One model completed in two years🤣
@Cklasse I’m guessing you’ll finish yours before I do mine 😁
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20 hours ago, Mike said:
We've got one close by. Hawarden, where the Mossie used to live, which is right next to the Airbus factory that used to make A380 wings IIRC. It's pronounced Harden. I remember a financial adviser in Liverpool telling me she wanted a mortgage arranging for a client in Harwarden (pronounced as it's spelt). 19 year-old me thought that was hilarious
Don’t forget Baggillt just across the border 🏴
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7 hours ago, Paul Lucas said:
This thread is amazing!
Totes amaze, Shirley?
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Not seen mentioned here, but the first F-16 in Ukrainian markings has been made public.
Colour scheme not all that surprising. I assume they will receive two digit identifiers once delivered?
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I’ve got one of these tucked in tha back of the shelf of doom.
This was one of four ‘Russian Frog’ kits released by CMS in London under the Red Star brand. Sold all together one of the others I think was a LaGG3?
Probably moulded in the U.K. before the moulds were to be shipped out to Russia
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some nice airframes there and it looks like they are in good hands.
They inherited some Javelins as technical airframes when the RAF pulled out. I wonder if any lurk in a corner somewhere!Trevor
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7 minutes ago, Bertie McBoatface said:
It took off in aviation but tanks? Tanks don’t take off, they just trundle along.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonov_A-40
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That’s very nice indeed 👍
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Do the NASA B-57’s count?
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Anyway, back in Basingstoke