Very nice ! She's getting big, but you'd better not mention it     

Quote from: Captain Canada on June 23, 2023, 01:05:07 PMVery nice ! She's getting big, but you'd better not mention it     

Hahaha 😆 😂 wise words my friend 🤣

Quote from: Wardukw on June 23, 2023, 01:03:50 PM this is going to look so good 👍 😍

It will if I EVER finish the PSR, I think I'm on session 7 or 8 now.   

Quote from: PR19_Kit on June 23, 2023, 03:18:50 PM

Quote from: Wardukw on June 23, 2023, 01:03:50 PM this is going to look so good 👍 😍

It will if I EVER finish the PSR, I think I'm on session 7 or 8 now.   

Same issues I had mate with my 50s GB model..never thought that the PSR would ever end ..but it did   

What colour Kit?

Please say your Thunder will be Blue...
 

Quote from: zenrat on June 23, 2023, 11:20:20 PMWhat colour Kit?

Please say your Thunder will be Blue...
 

Actually no, but it's a good idea for a later model, so long as someone does a resin C model wing conversion. I REALLY don't want to do all that extending bit again!

I THINK the PSR is done, just a check primer coat needed now.

And also available with FLAPS! 

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And now with COLOUR! 

I've got the first colour coats on the underside, but that's as far as I can go till I get home as I don't have the upper colours with me.

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Ah yes, perhaps I forgot to mention that it'll have a different scheme on each side, as it's an 80th Anniversary aircraft for two of the squadrons operating it, that is 617 Sqdn. and 809 NAS.

617 were operating Lancasters in 1943 and 809 NAS were flying Seafire IICs and the Thunder will be painted in schemes to match those aircraft, the Lanc scheme on the port side and the Seafire scheme on the starboard, with a squadron appropriate fin marking on each side too. 

I thought it was an aircraft from 1940.

OK I could've guessed until the cows come home and I wouldn't have even been close   
This is really gonna be quite interesting now 

Love the idea for the scheme(s)!  

Caught me by surprise! 

Quote from: Jakko on June 24, 2023, 10:29:19 AMI thought it was an aircraft from 1940.

As did I 

Quote from: Old Wombat on June 24, 2023, 07:45:10 PMLove the idea for the scheme(s)!  

As do I 

Looking very good, Kit!

Would you had as many problems if you had bought the F-35C and added parts from the
F-35B?

Quote from: McColm on June 28, 2023, 02:57:28 AMWould you had as many problems if you had bought the F-35C and added parts from the
F-35B?

Probably, but they'd have been a different sort of problems. Plus 1/72 F-35C kits are as rare as hen's teeth, there are only two I think, and they're VERY expensive.