Final build for display at the upcoming 50th Harrier event at NAM in April. Again another rehash of a diorama subject I did a couple of years ago, minus the Argentine Skyhawk.
It`s the `not perfect but good enough for this type of build` Hase 1/48 kit, base from Coastal Kits and cheap frame from Evilbay.
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Falklands Fox Two
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Re: Falklands Fox Two
Very good scene set there. Do love the Sea Harrier, especially when firing a 'winder. Never quite looked as mean in FRS2 form without the sharp pointed nose and high pitot tube!
Top effort. Reminds me of the 1:48 Airfix kit made in the early 90's that won me an Air Cadet Wing modelling competition.
Top effort. Reminds me of the 1:48 Airfix kit made in the early 90's that won me an Air Cadet Wing modelling competition.
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Another work of genius
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Hi Buddy
Awesome doesn't even cover it
Well done yet again
Patrick
Awesome doesn't even cover it
Well done yet again
Patrick
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It look like we're going to be seeing some great modelling gems at our Harrier 50th Anniversary event on Sunday 14th April - great work!
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Love this - really effective and something that we could all achieve although not as well in my case!!
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Very impressive, and I love the details that really sell it - whether that's the well-chosen (printed?) image in the frame, the nicely-executed puff of missile exhaust or the slightly raised port wing (to simulate the "wobble" from releasing the missile, I assume?)
Great stuff!
Great stuff!
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