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Many thanks Len, email address on the way. All the best Steve

Hi, Has anyone got any photos or drawings of how the AN/ASQ-81 MAD system is fitted on the the right sponson of the Westland Lynx. Thanks Steve

I picked up the Graphy-Air version at Telford this year. :-)

Hi I'd like to thrown my cap in with a XH-40 build. Steve

Thanks Mish

I've got an idea for a Humber Scout Car and a couple of figures, can I join please? Steve

Hi I've got a few 1/48 F-5's so count me in too please Thanks Steve

Cracking conversion, looks wonderful.

True modelling

I knew Heller did a 1/50 Puma but never seen one or a build, I shall be watching with interest. Steve

Hi, is it to late to join the Build?, got a few Boeing 737's to do. Steve

Please add me too, Lynx and a Hiller. Thanks Steve

Hi Colin you can add me for the build, Skeeter, Sioux and Scout. :-) Steve

Hi, I think the 4-shot pod fitted to XX907 was either a early mock-up for TOW or HOT. My late father, Eric Wearmouth, was on the Lynx weapon's trail flight and they had to work out which would of been best for the AAC. The choice was TOW, HOT or Hawkswing/Swingfire, in the end they pick HOT but the powers to be said TOW was better (cheaper), and the large '235' on XX910 is indeed a Paris 1975 show code. All the best Steve

Love the Supermarine Jetfire, just look so right.

The belly looks too rounded, center section should be flat. Steve

Not mine either

There's always the Royal Australian Navy Scout http://www.navy.gov.au/aircraft/westland-scout-ah-1 http://www.flugzeuginfo.net/galleryphoto_en.php?photoid=3046 All the best Steve

On some of the Skeeters the blade tip fronts were each painted a different colour, Yellow, Blue and Red which corresponded with the colour band on the blade grip. Hope this helps Steve

Some helpful pics ;-)

Super looking model, got one on order and I hope it comes out half as good as yours. All the best Steve

Many thanks for the photo Neil.

I'm not saying they have but museums have got things wrong in the past, It could well be that the aircraft had different colours applied.

Just more confusion.........agh!!, as Charlie Brown would say.....Its never simple is it. The top deck in the first photo doesn't look dark enough to be black for me but I could be wrong.

Managed to get hold of the old header from the original Airfix kit of this helicopter and they have the top deck in Dark Blue with the fuselage in Red and as that kit came out at the same time of the real helicopter I'm going to go with that, just now need to figure out how to make the floatation bags on the undercarriage for the Italeri kit.