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Airfix 1/48 Westland Lynx AH7


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Firstly  :newb:  

 

This is my first post post and therefore build on Britmodeller. Its a forum I've been following for a while, but personally only feel now I've reached a level of modelling to sign up.

 

That build being this Airfix Lynx AH7, finished as XZ196, that I saw at RAF Northolt last year.

 

Kit; Airfix 1/48 Westland Lynx AH7

Paints Used; Tamiya Acrylics

Extras; Xtradecal RAF letters and numbers

 

 

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Looking forward to sharing more builds in the future and getting involved with a few group builds along the way 
 
Look forward to hearing your comments,
 
Nick
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Absolute minter! 

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i must say ,when i opened the box ,the number of parts put me off ,but once i started building the kit,it flew together!! (no pun intended)

 

really enjoyed building this and was really impressed by how it turned out .

 

your model looks every inch the professionally finished kit ,and after seeing yours with the doors open ,i wish i had finished mine like that

 

for a first post that is a blinder mate :goodjob:

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Firstly, thanks for the comments everyone its much aprreciated :thumbsup:

 

 

Can I ask what Tamiya colours did you use for the main airframe (I have on of these approaching the top of my stash)?

 

 

Hi Simon, the green was "Olive Green", XF-58, with the light grey being "Sky Grey", XF19. Also the rotor colour is "Dark Green", XF51

 

 

Well done and post some pics of your earlier builds.

 

 

Bunnylurve, i'll make a topic of all my builds since I got my airbrush a year ago.

 

 

Nick

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Welcome to the forum Nick, and what a quality effort you have produced - very well done :thumbsup: .

 

I am currently nearing the end of the HMa8 version, and I have to say that Airfix have come a long way in recent years. A minor observation, as the Lynx has a rigid rotor head, the blades dont droop down, but you have produced a blinding example and can feel very proud of your work...well done.

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Thanks very much everyone. Ajaycad thanks for pointing that out something I wasn't aware of, must make an excuse though as the front rotor in the pictures does have an extreme droop angle as I dislodged it mid pictures  :owww: and so it was held very tentatively on the last remaining super glue.

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