Revell 1/72 Hawk T.1 Group build chat

[Aardvark 3,587]

5 hours ago, thepureness said:

idea of everyone building the same kit and seeing how different modellers tackle the same model.

Idea interesting

but for me personally, probably not realizable, unless it turns out to be a kit lying in my house.

 

B.w.Does this concept imply OOB or a complete minced meat with the participation of the entire aftermarket to which hands can reach?

 

B.R.

Serge

 

P.S. In reality this making in Moscow,  many modelers gather, including from other cities of Russia, they are given the same Zvezda models (I remember Yak-3) and they make it during the weekend.

[CYA 26]

I would be interested although the kit would have to be announced early enough so I can obtain it... Saves me making the choice.

 

Rob

[Hockeyboy76 9,401]

Sign me up. I was in the first one and it was a great little GB. 

[PhantomBigStu 10,006]

If the final kit is a 1/72 aircraft, good chance I’ll be game 

[thepureness 2,552]

ok, enough people have put their names down, so now we need to choose the kit. 

Let the debate start. I've put a couple of examples in the opening post

[vppelt68 7,319]

A BAe Hawk, Finnish Air Force, of course. This year marks the 40th anniversary of Hawks in Finnish service.

[Corsairfoxfouruncle 25,936]

On 9/25/2020 at 10:39 AM, thepureness said:

1/72 P-40 (Any variation) so the Warhawk served in many theatres of WWII and was flown by the USAF, RAF and RNAF to name a few. The airfix kit must be used but any boxing

Revell 1/72 Hawk T.1 Multiple markings available for the training and will also include the red arrows, if someone can convert the revell kit into a goshawk then that could be permitted

My Vote is the Airfix P-40, I have Waaay better access to them, and Have way more in the way of bits & pieces to use. I cant get the Hawk at this time as my budget and SWMBO wont allow any new online orders for the moment. 

Edited September 27, 2020 by Corsairfoxfouruncle

[Erwin 2,256]

It's not easy these day to get hold of a certain kit due to all the conventions being cancelled to COVID.

 

I shall wait to add my name untill I know the kit to be used.

If I can find that one in my local shop.

 

 

Edited September 27, 2020 by Erwin

[Aardvark 3,587]

56 minutes ago, vppelt68 said:

Hawks

 

40 minutes ago, Corsairfoxfouruncle said:

Hawk

Which Hawk?  And Airfix their two modifications, each in different versions .... how much will it be the same if someone does T.Mk.1 and someone does Mk.100?

 

It's visually different Hawk!

 

In principle, I have Hawk Mk.100 from Airfix in first edition in 72nd scale. I was going to sell it because I needed it for the conversion to Mk.200, but I also have Mk.T.1 and Mk.100 from Italeri. The volume of improvements is practically equal both with Italeri and Airfix separately and in a combination of Italeri + Airfix + NeOmega. Therefore no sense started unbuilt Airfix when early started Italeri.

 

But I am ready to join this GB with the Hawk Mk.100 from Airfix OOB if the Hawk is chosen.

 

Also I am ready to join this GB with the next model from Airfix:

- Harrier GR7/GR 9 (probably OOB)

- BAC Lightning F.Mk.6 (Not OOB!!! if allowed by the rules)

- Swift F.R.5 

(conversion in F.Mk.4 if allowed by the rules)

 

if they are will be chosen.

 

B.R.

Serge

 

[Redstaff 1,578]

If it's 1/72 aircraft then count me out please

I shall still watch with interest though

Good luck

 

Ian

[Anatol Pigwa 576]

My favourites in descending order:

Revell F-16

Super Hobby Mirage F.1 (also reboxed by Revell)

Zvezda Mig 29 SMT (also reboxed by Revell)

Airfix Harrier GR7/GR9

Airfix Lighting F.6

Hobby Boss Rafale

and finally:

Revell Hawk T.1

 

all in 1/72 scale.

 

[CliffB 9,751]

On 9/25/2020 at 4:39 PM, thepureness said:

1/72 P-40 (Any variation) so the Warhawk served in many theatres of WWII and was flown by the USAF, RAF and RNAF to name a few. The airfix kit must be used but any boxing

Revell 1/72 Hawk T.1 Multiple markings available for the training and will also include the red arrows, if someone can convert the revell kit into a goshawk then that could be permitted

 

Of the two suggested, my vote would go to the Airfix Warhawk 

 

Edit: but OK with either.

[reini 5,574]

Basically any easily accessible 1:72 kit will do, though I prefer aircraft. A BaE Hawk will do just fine.

[thepureness 2,552]

Hi everyone. 

@Aardvark hit the nail on the head here. 

 

If we ran with the Airfix 1/72 Hawk we can then run is any variation of the aircraft to include the 100 series along with the standard T1 and red arrow,

 

How does this sound?

Edited September 29, 2020 by thepureness

[vppelt68 7,319]

Sounds good to me! As very few of us have had any access to air shows this summer - there actually has been very few of them - I thought I´d share here a few of my Hawkesque pics from the Finnish main air show in Kauhava a month ago.

Here´s the special scheme of HW-353 marking 40 years of Hawks in Finnish AF service, on the ground, taxiing for the performance...

... as the #4 in the Midnight Hawks diamond formation, nice and tight, but in a moment a bit dwarfed by the the stars of the show...

...but of course, the aerobatic team of the second oldest air force in the world was five Hawks short compared to the aerobatic team of the oldest air force in the world  .

Let´s build some Hawks! V-P

 

[Black Knight 6,814]

I'm ok with either version of Hawk.

I have at least one of each required in my stash as well

Although, at this stage my preference would be the P40

I have too many BAe ones on the build shelves right now

[Paul821 2,258]

The idea of an Airfix Hawk is one of the more attractive suggestions, but I do feel that for a level playing field their should only be one kit rather than a choice of two.

The main issue I would have is the concept of the GB for a prize to a "winner" - could the prize be allocated through a random draw of all entries in the Gallery? On of the things that made me contribute to BM is the friendly nature of the forum and acceptance of modellers of all capabilities, a  prize alloctaed by randon would be more in line with this.

[Black Knight 6,814]

In the past the 'prize' was awarded by the sponsor. The sponsor chose their favourite irrespective of the scores-on-the-doors of the builds in the gallery

[Dave_R 3,961]

Before everybody jumps on the Hawk bandwagon,  I'd like to endorse Anatol's suggestion of the Zvezda Mig-29 and Revell F-16 and suggest the Revell Hunter FGA 9.

 

Dave.

[TonyW 11,218]

The P40 does it for me but I'll go with the flow.

 

Tony.

[Torbjorn 2,079]

Oh, yes, what I nice surprise. As long as it has a propellor in 1/72 I’m in! 

 

 

Edited September 29, 2020 by Torbjorn

[thepureness 2,552]

2 hours ago, Paul821 said:

The idea of an Airfix Hawk is one of the more attractive suggestions, but I do feel that for a level playing field their should only be one kit rather than a choice of two.

The main issue I would have is the concept of the GB for a prize to a "winner" - could the prize be allocated through a random draw of all entries in the Gallery? On of the things that made me contribute to BM is the friendly nature of the forum and acceptance of modellers of all capabilities, a  prize alloctaed by randon would be more in line with this.

 

The staff at the Sponsor choose the winner which is what happened last time. Basically all the staff at Jadlam get together and choose their favourite build. But I could always have a chat with Russell at Jadlam and see what we could do.

[Dave_R 3,961]

Please don't.

[thepureness 2,552]

Just now, Dave_R said:

Please don't.

 

Please don't do what Dave_R?

[Dave_R 3,961]

"But I could always have a chat with Russell at Jadlam and see what we could do."

 

Personally I don't agree with a lottery prize version, I'd rather leave it as it is.