martin77

Fantastic photography, fantastic paint work, and fantastic model

That is a stunning tornado, and my favourite aircraft. Always loved the German schemes. Fantastic work.

Lovely Spit Tony, and my favourite Mk of spitfire too. Oh i do love a PR19. Great stuff.

Another awesome build Russ. How come your aircraft always look so menacing, a harm less little trainer, made into a Brutel killing machine. Absolutely loving this and your last couple of builds.

I have this kit in the stash. Hope it turns out as good as yours, very nice.

Thats one fantastic Red Arrow. Lovely glossy finish as well, b ut dont be afraid to weather the Red Arrows hawk, they do get dirty and chipped around air intakes. But yours is a great model all the same

I like that alot, awesome stuff, love the weathering too, looks fantastic. But please tell me Homebee is joking above???

I've been watching your. W.I.P, and it's been so interesting to watch this come together. The final result, well absolutely beautiful.

all great guys, thanks for that, i thought it was the greys your talking about. Already painted it but it looked a little dark, but, ive weathered it and it looks ok.

As the total says, can anyone tell me the correct colour for the nose cone of a block 50 F-16C?

As the total says, can anyone tell me the correct colour for the nose cone of a block 50 F-16C?

Thanks everyone, glad she's liked.

That's looking awesome, really love the subtle weathering on the paint job. I'm starting to really want one of these kits.

That is a beautiful model and fantastic photography, i can imagine the hussel and bussel of the ground crew, readying the aircraft for the mission against the Royal Navy. Stunning work.

Hello fellow britmodellers, Here are some pictures of my Airfix Lynx, built as a Mk 90 of the Royal Danish navy, while on Anti piracy operations in the carribean during 2007. This build started around 12 months ago, but ended up being left half built for that time, until very recently when i thought it deserved to be finished. I've always really liked the Lynx, and i couldnt resist the huge 50.cal gun on the side door, making this little helicopter look very mean indeed. On the other side is a hoist for lifting on the pirates they shoot. I also wanted to do something different , so the danish Lynx in its gloss blue really caught my eye. So on with the pics......... Sorry for the crappy photos, i'll take more in better light tomorrow. Thanks for looking, martin

I seen to of sorted the picture problem now so there are a full set of photos at the top of the page.

Thanks for the comments guys, and yes the markings do come in the kit. Mine is from around 2001-2003, just before deployment to Iraq, hence the practice bomb dispencer for a training mission.

That is awesome, I love British phantoms, and yours is a stunner. Nice one!

Thanks guys for the comments and the advise on posting. I just posted the pictures in the same way as i always do from photobucket, but for some reason it came up like it did The kit, well yes i would recommend this kit to anyone, it by far one of the best kits ive built. The detail for OOB is stunning, the fit is excellent and the markings are great.

P.S. does anyone know why its posted the photos as a link and not as pictures???

Well here is the latest from the production line. This is the Revell 48th scale kit, built mainly from the box. The air-intakes were dropped using a set from the Academy kit, which took a little surgery to get to fit. The pilot and WSO are from Hasegawa as is the Practice bomb dispencer on the center line pylon. I wanted a Lakenheath F-15E for a while, and now i finally have one. So on with the pictures...... Sorry for the huge amount of pictures guys. All the best, Martin

Awesome scheme Chris, like that lots, can't wait to see it finished.

Awesome viper, love the NATO F-16's

That is awesome, i love the look of the Mohawk, looks like butter wouldnt melt, until she unleashes those rockets.lol Great build.

That is one awesome F-15. Great markings, great weathering, great finish= great model