Phil @ Flory Models

I used this site for refs http://www.f-100.org/hun026.shtml some fantastic photos. http://www.f-100.org/hun007.shtml This site is excellent for refs, more soon

I'll dig out my references give me an hour or two.

Yes it is a tail sitter. (Que the rivet counters) So its supported buy the tail hook. I don't know were you would put that much weight. I also had a nightmare with the dayglo orange, in the end it was a mix of red, orange and Tamiya clear orange.

Models for sale, have it in stock for 180 http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/index...th=25_259999111

Have you been taking to my wife.

The Sabre is Tamiya X-11 silver with XF-16 aluminum panels and XF-56 metal for the engine. The Gannet is alclad

Here is a few cold war 1/72 scale built strait out of the box with no changes apart from some tin foil harnesses. A 1/72 Trumpeter Wyvern A 1/72 Trumpeter Gannet And a 1/72 Italeri F-100 Sabre Lots of fun to do.

Andy, you smart bottom, there grrrrrrrrrrrrrate as tony tiger would say

Yep, looks like a winner here John.

That said, it might make it onto Ebay. :whistling:

Pleasure for this one. A nice relaxing build.

Looking good, keep us updated.

OK this is the last one, It shows how I photo all my models. No lighting just daylight. Next a baby Hunter F6 in 1/72.

Well it's over for this project. I have had some ups and downs with this even thou it's the second time I've built it. Well this was the first one R.I.P And this is the new one. A big thanks has to go to Impatient Pete over at the ARC, who without his decals I could not have finished this project Thanks Pete

Workshop, workshop, Mike we are all model makers, we are artists we work in studios not workshops.

It may be sun light has cause it to go off, as looking at the ship it's faded slightly

Bloody windscreen washer people at the lights again.

Just a small update. I finished putting the photo etched bits on and the nose gear doors which are also photo etch. Next on went the probes and canopy. There all done ready to be photoed tomorrow. Thanks for looking. I hope I have helped in some small way. If you have any questions however small please shout I'll be happy to help.

How long have you been using CA? It's just CA has a life span depending on temp light etc. You might find bits falling off. I say this because I built a 1/350 Tamiya USS New Jersey about four years ago. I had it back before Christmas for cleaning and found a number of joins have come apart. The CA had terned to dust.

'' If I hadn't held this is my own hands '' There's another joke here.............................No, no can't think of it

There's a joke here.............................No can't think of it Seriously very nice Mike

Zeke she is a beauty, love the Sundowners markings. I did this Hasegawa F-4B re scribed the lot, never again.

Oh stop it, your making me blush

Nice one Nigel, great review. Makes my Harder & Steenbeck Evolution look like a toy that said iv had my Evolution a year and love it. I would recommend Harder & Steenbeck airbushes to anyone.

My clay mix I don't want to seem mean, but I sell this on Ebay from time to time. The mix is not an exact science and I have to make a few changes to each batch I make. I usually sell it for 4.99 + postage a bottle (which lasts for about 20 to 30 1/48 scale aircraft ) but I will happy do it for 3.99 with free UK postage for britmodeler users. I do have thee bottles here but I can make some more up which takes a week. I use thinned down Tamiya smoke X-19 for wheel well, undercarriage etc, Then it's out with the airbrush and free hand spray the weathering all over the model, lots around the belly and rear. Then left to dry for an hour. Time to add the hard points tanks, under carriage etc. Just all the photo etched parts to go on. A look in the cockpit, de-mask and install the seat and stick. Just a few more things to do but almost done.