Its not often you go to stage 40 to start a new model ..but I thought I'd ease myself in gently ..by cutting out and sticking together the tail booms. And then it occurred to me that it might be interesting to check the fit of the major parts and stick the whole together to get some idea of how this is going to look when finished. I wonder if anybody will have a resin radar ready soon to fit in that lovely space under the nose radome..Lovely fit and feel to all the parts, excellent engraved lines - it was hard work though getting the parts off the sprues and then trimming them up. Click on the pics if you feel like taking a closer look
Hello and welcome to my blog!
An aircraft enthusiast and ex-airline dispatcher, my main interests are 72nd scale kits (not exclusively) WW II aviation, F-4 Phantoms, Fokker Triplanes and military history. I try and post regularly and build as many new-tool Airfix kits as possible, such as the 48th Sea Vixen seen here. Lets go!
Thursday, 9 December 2010
Airfix Sea Vixen (2)
Its not often you go to stage 40 to start a new model ..but I thought I'd ease myself in gently ..by cutting out and sticking together the tail booms. And then it occurred to me that it might be interesting to check the fit of the major parts and stick the whole together to get some idea of how this is going to look when finished. I wonder if anybody will have a resin radar ready soon to fit in that lovely space under the nose radome..Lovely fit and feel to all the parts, excellent engraved lines - it was hard work though getting the parts off the sprues and then trimming them up. Click on the pics if you feel like taking a closer look
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