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Harri-Hog!

Started by lenny100, February 28, 2009, 03:18:56 PM

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lenny100

more photos with wing attached
remeber this is all from my scrap chest only so some parts are not exactly "normal!"



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lenny100

Quote from: John Howling Mouse on March 01, 2009, 09:27:45 AM
This is the best kind of styrene insanity.  I think it would look cool in near-black with deep grey tiger stripes but that's just me.  Looking forward to more!
I love the idea of the cool look but the other way around as i have a set of markings from a tiger strip EH101 in my stash
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PR19_Kit

Quote from: lenny100 on March 01, 2009, 08:06:23 AM
this aircraft uses a new development of the Pegasus 7 which has a RR Trent 8104 as a core giving some 117,00 lbf of thrust compared to the normal 28,000 lbf thrust of the normal Pegasus 6 fitted to the harrier gr9

Jeepers! It not so much takes-off vertically as shoves the Earth the other way!!

Should be a great airshow performer....... ;)
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sudzonic

Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul!

lenny100

sorry mis-type should have read 41,700 lbf not 117.00lbf
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Eddie M.

I never imagine the course you're taking, but I think you've stepped it up on the coolness level meter.;D
Look behind you!

BlackOps

Great job of a great profile! Looks like this is going to be a very cool build Lenny.  :thumbsup:
Jeff G.
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Sisko


Wow it looks so right! :cheers:

I have a 1/48th HOG kit at home gives me some very evil ideas! :wacko:
Get this Cheese to sick bay!

lenny100

unfortunately i have hit a brick wall with this build ( can't find the canopy) so this weekend at the northern model show i will be looking for a 1/48 a10 and try to build it again in a larger scale
I already have a 1/48 harrier so its not so bad
pity as it was coming along fine, I wont be scraping the work i have done up to know as i my find the canopy at a future date.
i cant remember which kit it is so sorry
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Honestly, it's the honest ones you have to watch out for!!!

Weaver

Bummer - it's a bubble canopy, so will nothing else fit? Meteor? Mustang?
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lenny100

i have come up with a solution and also a great display
i will use this as part of a Sig display showing the profile by JP
this model in is present state as a work in progress with a knife and spare parts around it and the finished 1/48 scale kit on one board with the groups logs etc and if i have permission from the senior members a collection tine for "combat stress"
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noxioux

Ah, terrible.  I do have a 1/48 hog canopy in my parts bin somewhere.  If you do tackle it in 1/48 and need something, I may have it, FYI.

Also, the question brought up about the gas-ingestion from the gun has a simple answer.  On the A-10 stick, the trigger has 2 detents, the first activates some sort of igniters in the engines, the second detents fires the gun.

nev

Lenny - you could scratch a windscreen frame and then drape a tarpaulin over over it, thus negating the need for a canopy.  I've got a picture in one of my GW1 books with a Saudi Hawk just like that after the canopy was removed following "damage"
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Vulcan7

Great idea Lenny....its gonna look the business  :ph34r: :tornado: :thumbsup:
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lenny100

Got the parts today at the northen show so next week whilst i am in hospital i will be working on it
Me, I'm dishonest, and you can always trust a dishonest man to be dishonest.
Honestly, it's the honest ones you have to watch out for!!!