Hi Hurri, or Hawker Hurricane HPR1

[PR19_Kit]

From A+ V models, you can get a PR II or a PR IIC TacR Camera pods.

http://umm-usa.com/onlinestore/product_info.php?products_id=836

I've got that one, and it's quite good. Saves lots of filing and carving etc.

It's the cam pack used on the well documented dark blue 'Grannie II' Hurricane that operated from the Egyptian airfelds.

[JayBee]

Thanks guys

for all that input. I am trying to keep this as cheap as possible (I am a Scot when all said and done, and do not throw money about)so I am planning to make the camera bits from the spares box. Now where can I get a 1/72 scale bath tub?

and of course you must realise that these three aircraft were "in field" modifications, produced by those wizards of improvisation, the RAF ground crews in Malta

Jim

[kitbasher]

Now where can I get a 1/72 scale bath tub?

A 1/72 branch of Bathstore?
By the way, I've still not returned the unused Stormovik transfers to you from yonks ago (must do that this weekend).

[NARSES2]

and of course you must realise that these three aircraft were "in field" modifications, produced by those wizards of improvisation, the RAF ground crews in Malta

Jim

I'm currently building another of their creations 

[JayBee]

Short update, a view of the various laminations as I build up the wing tips.

Jim

[Pablo1965]

this is going well!

[tc2324]

Almost phalic I`d say.....   

[PR19_Kit]

Short update, a view of the various laminations as I build up the wing tips.

I hope you've got the airfoil section correct, the massed JMNs at Telford will be ready to pounce if you haven't.....  

[JayBee]

I hope you've got the airfoil section correct, the massed JMNs at Telford will be ready to pounce if you haven't.....  

Off course
It is a secret one developed by the RAF fitters at Luqa

[Old Wombat]

Off course
It is a secret one developed by the RAF fitters at Luqa

You're lost? Already?

[JayBee]

OOPS! Mie Spelllin chequer mizzed that wun.

[JayBee]

Filler applied, and for this one I am trying the WOOKSTA's suggestion of ISOPON P38 Easy Sand.

No problem with the smell, it took me right back to many years ago when I used Isopon to battle the rust on my car.

Jim

[PR19_Kit]

Jeepers Jim, that's some SERIOUS span you have on that Hurri! 

The Regia won't have a dog's chance of getting up there to catch it.

[pyro-manic]

Just hope they don't catch her on the way up (or down)!

Good stuff.

[Doc Yo]

 Neat concept!  I'm wondering what the US equivalent of ISOPON is...