Royal navy jet provost circa 1966

[chrisonord]

I  couldn't find any  ordnance in my  bits boxes  that looked right or different on this as they all hung  too low.  So, I  left it unarmed  and gave it a job in the navy  as a training aircraft.  This  aircraft  would  not  ne us3d for carrier  landing and takeoff training  so was kept as a standard  version.  Kit is the Airfix  1/72nd  one  and went together  really  well. I spent  several hours  over a few days doing the  decals as best as I could  as they are all individual letters and  numbers. When i come  to clear  coat  them the day after I  finished them I  found  one  of the serial numbers had thrown a wobbly  and curled up and  moved.  Like they do, so thats  no longer  its photogenic side.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/KBYn2TVDYU6T7BEm8
https://photos.app.goo.gl/4u8TpJWFuNJFJaDV7
Chris

[PR19_Kit]

But does it have a hook? 

[chrisonord]

But does it have a hook? 

It doesn't need one  Kit, as it won't be doing  any  carrier  training.

[comrade harps]

Neat-o. 

[chrisonord]

Ta very much 
Chris

[The Rat]

Gorgeous! What paint is that? Looks very nice.

[Ed S]

Nice.

[chrisonord]

Gorgeous! What paint is that? Looks very nice.

Its Tamiya  dark sea grey, influenced by hair stickery
Chris

[Captain Canada]

Looks so schnazzy in that colour ! Nice one.

[Glenn Gilbertson]

That looks very neat and plausible!