Old Collingwood
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Loverly work going on there - those fitting really add to her. OC.- 435 replies
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Good to see you back Mark, those are some nice fittings there looking forward to more progress my friend. OC.
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This was the first time I saw a Sea Harrier in fact Four of them all Falklands vets. Not my pics off the net.
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I think you can potentially build almost every SHAR mk1 built by juggling the numbers around. Glad to have you on board Mike. OC.
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Trying to get a better view I guess,😁 Of the popcorn - not the build. OC.
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Thanks Carl, thats certainly something to consider when I come back to her. OC.
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Welcome Jack, we are awaiting the goodies delivery - Mark should be here soon, watch out for Lou though, he does love his popcorn. OC.
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Thank you Craig, thought it would make a change to come a bit more modern - easier to paint also. OC.
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Thank you kindly, great having you on board. OC.
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Hope all is going well Edward. OC.
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Looking good mate - the cockpit is like the Wok of the meal - the more interesting detail you put in it - the more tasty the meal will be. OC.
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Thanks Lou, take a seat for the party. OC.
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Hi Joe, not sure yet but probably one I have seen in the flesh - back in 82 I saw Four ex Falklands ones at an airshow at Farnborough. OC.
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Welcome Edward. OC.
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Thats the one mate. OC.
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MRAP ATV by CDW - FINISHED - Rye Field - 1:35 Scale
Old Collingwood replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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More than welcome. OC.
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The build sequence starts with the bang seat - normal Martin Baker affair, its built straight out of the box and has lots of detail, after assembly of the main seat frame (the seat cusion assembly is sepaerate) I then did a bit of dry brushing for high lights using flat alum paint. OC.
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Hi all, I have put my two spits on hold for a bit - time to change subject matter and come forward in time a bit, I have always had a love affair with the Harrier after seeing my first one when I was seven at an airshow with my dad, I was in aw of them and the noise they made when lifting off verticaly (amazing) another one of my loves is the Navy (blame my late farther) I tried to join the navy just before the Falklands War but never made it, and when the Falklands kicked off I was watching almost every movement by the Sea Harriers in action on the Tv. I have built several of them mainly in 1/72 scale including the Esci and Airfix versions - but I always wanted to do a 1/48 kit - so when the Tamiya version came out I snapped one up - but that kit was famous (for all the wrong reasons) totally the wrong shape and poor details but I still built a couple of them. This brings me to the current day some time a go I was checking out what Ebay was doing and spotted this on bids - yep patience and I won it got it for a great price with the kit was some nice extras. So without further a do - the box/contents pics - OC.
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I have put this aside for now same with my Seafire - just need to get my mojo back on those two. In the mean time I have started something else from my old stash - OC.
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So kind and special of you to say that - thank you so mutch. OC.
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Dont foreget the welcoming holes where they used to drop boiling oil and things on un welcome vistors. OC.
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What I was trying to achieve - deffo not a hard edge sprayed on using rubber masks I believe on the real things. Pic off the net. OC.
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Anyone used those camo paint masks you can get - any good? OC.
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