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Kinetic T-45

Started by AeroplaneDriver, January 30, 2012, 11:37:09 AM

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AeroplaneDriver

No...not the floaty thingy...

Just read over on ARC that Kinetic have a 1/48 T-45 Goshawk coming out this year.  Anyone heard when?  I cant wait to make one up as one of the six leased by the RN and operated out of Pensacola after the decision to make an interim F-18F buy while waiting for the F-35C to mature.   ;D
So I got that going for me...which is nice....

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I do hope so, Royal Marines close support  :thumbsup: :cheers:
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AeroplaneDriver

Now also wondering if the Paragon Hawk 200 conversion will fit on it..? 

A-4 replacement anyone?

;D
So I got that going for me...which is nice....

markmarples

it shoulf be another good one, a friend of mine, gabe is a t-45 instructor, and has helped on the design of the kit, he is also one of the display pilots who flew the special scheems for the centeenry

so, i need 2 for the sepcial scheems, 2 for the normal scheems, 1 marinne camo, 1 usn grey, then one RN, and a expoort of some kind, oh and a gulf war to go with my hawk t1 gulf wif
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T-45D.  Not sure how it was supposed to have looked, but my idea would be to graft a Hawk 100 nose on to it.  The synthetic apeture radar should fit in there fine I guess.

Quote from: AeroplaneDriver on January 30, 2012, 11:25:44 PM
Now also wondering if the Paragon Hawk 200 conversion will fit on it..?

A-4 replacement anyone?

;D

I came up with a quick & dirty image of a "Hawk 150" a little while back.  Hawk 200 canopy on a Hawk two seater frame.  Cut down the fuselage to match or add an A-4 style hump, comes out looking quite bit a like a Skyhawk.

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Aircav

Looks very different with the straight spine.  :thumbsup:
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Quote from: AeroplaneDriver on January 30, 2012, 11:25:44 PM
Now also wondering if the Paragon Hawk 200 conversion will fit on it..? 

Already done in 1/72, albeit with the Matchbox 200 nose ( and Italeri -100 too ) http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,22208.0/highlight,sea+hawk.html
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I would like to build a USN "A-45" to fill out the flight decks of USN carriers, or perhaps a new bird for the Brasilian carrier.
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