Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
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Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
I thought that no RAF GB could be complete without the Red Arrows putting in an appearance so I'll be building this.
DSCF9717 by timothy jones, on Flickr
DSCF9718 by timothy jones, on Flickr
DSCF9720 by timothy jones, on Flickr
DSCF9719 by timothy jones, on Flickr
DSCF9717 by timothy jones, on Flickr
DSCF9718 by timothy jones, on Flickr
DSCF9720 by timothy jones, on Flickr
DSCF9719 by timothy jones, on Flickr
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
Excellent idea! Of course the Reds would put in an appearance, great choice Tim
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
That’s a box full of red plastic! I’m going to be watching closely, as I have a Gnat I’d like to do in the Arrows livery.
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
You are very right, Tim and it's good to see a representative of the 'arrers being built. I love the Hawk as a subject but loathe red plastic or any bright coloured plastic come to think of it, including white. I much prefer a neutral grey for my model parts!
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
Cool choice! A nice addition to the GB.
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
Nice addition to the GB and as you say it wouldn't be complete without them so I may just cracking into a Gnat to help you wave the red white and blue!
Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
Wow. I've never seen a box of red plastic like that before. I look forward to seeing what you do with it.
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
I have, but not since I made my old tooling Airfix Red Arrows Gnat T.1 way back when... Oh, yes, and the Airfix Fokker Dr.I, too. We won't count the Monogram "Red Baron" Fokker that they released to go with the yellow Sopwith Camel piloted by Snoopy.PropWash wrote:Wow. I've never seen a box of red plastic like that before.
Me too.I look forward to seeing what you do with it.
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
The 1/32 Revell Hawk is pretty much the same, just as red but bigger!PropWash wrote:Wow. I've never seen a box of red plastic like that before. I look forward to seeing what you do with it.
And why is is that even though its going to be painted red, red plastic is the worst possible stuff to cover?
Best wishes
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"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
I agree about the red plastic, I'd prefer grey plastic myself.
I began with the cockpit interior which has been assembled apart from the seats. I used the supplied IP decals as I find it easier than trying to paint them.
DSCF9724 by timothy jones, on Flickr
The wings have also been assembled after I painted the wheel bays.
DSCF9725 by timothy jones, on Flickr
More soon.
I began with the cockpit interior which has been assembled apart from the seats. I used the supplied IP decals as I find it easier than trying to paint them.
DSCF9724 by timothy jones, on Flickr
The wings have also been assembled after I painted the wheel bays.
DSCF9725 by timothy jones, on Flickr
More soon.
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Re: Tim's Red Arrows Hawk
Good to see this off to a start, Tim. I also prefer decals for instrument panels in 1/72nd (although it has to be said that some decal sets are better than others!) as achieving nice, neat, instruments in this scale is usually beyond my meagre brush painting capabilities!
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