steve4428

We always had two up front, so not sure!

I have the same kit and will be doing the same as you mate!

If I remember correctly from my days flying in them, the pilots wore standard flight suits with helmets, some with visors, some without, personal preference if I recall! Hope this helps?

PJ productions do a pilot with two different styles of helmet which would do!

Not 100% sure, but didn’t PJ Productions mould a RN Pilot from the 50/60s Era?

Great model, super detailed for a 1/72 kit Steve

Amazing photos of an even more amazing model! Well done on a fantastic job! regards Steve

Another great show, well done to the organisers, now looking forward to the Nantwich show next month!

Brilliant show, looking forward to it!

Lovely job mate, got the same one in the stash! Does it need any nose weight in it? Steve

Really nice build, might have to get mine off the shelf of doom and get it finished!

Am sure Masterbox do a set of insurgents, try Hannants or even EBay mate!

Thank you for all your replies guys, as usual, lots of great info, pity about the double Sidewinder, I fancied beefing up the jet with a couple on each wing, maybe next time!!!

Am about halfway through my build of the above Kinetic 1/48 kit, and have decided to build it as part of a small diorama. I have a couple of questions which I hope someone can help me with? When the jet is on the ground, are the engine nozzles pointing downwards towards the deck? As before, when on the deck, are the flaps fully extended and do the undercarriage doors stay open? And finally, is there anything else that I have overlooked to build a jet on the ground? Did the Falkland jets carry double Sidewinders on each wing, or was it just a single missile on ea