P.1154(ish) Frankenfighter.

[kitbasher]

OK, I'm in.  Probably (again) bitten off more than I can chew.  The fun begins tomorrow with NOVO Sea Vixen, old-school Airfix GR3, Heller Bobcat Harrier parts and scrapped Matchbox Hawk and Airfix F-4E remnants.

Match the bits up, glue, fill, sand and hope for the best!

[The Rat]

Seems you've revived the phrase "everything but the kitchen sink". 

[kitbasher]

Seems you've revived the phrase "everything but the kitchen sink". 

I knew I'd forgotten something!

I have actually, some underwing stores - will raid the spares box.

**EDIT** Raid done.  Matchbox Phantom, Matchbox Lightning and Airfix Tornado GR1 now in the mix!

[zenrat]

Don't know about a kitchen sink but if you find the right Hasegawa Skyraider you can include a toilet...

[kitbasher]

Right then, here we go!  Here's the inspiration (remember this build isn't intended to be a P1154, rather inspired by the P1154) plus the cacophony of components (the mix may change over time - for example the Tornado GR1 bits are already going to be replaced by either NOVO Javelin or Matchbox Hunter parts):
 

Airfix GR3 (1982 boxing) fuselage almost done, Heller Bobcat Harrier T4 tail prepped for eventual mating to the slightly wider Airfix fuselage, and (as part of a plan 20 years or more ago to create a T2 out of the Airfix GR3 and Bobcat T4) the Bobcat fin/rudder will have to be rejoined:


Sea Vixen outer wings not dissimilar to Hunter wings but much larger than Harrier wings, they need to be modified to take main undercarriage fairings (made from Revell Hawk T1 drop tanks), and to fit around the jet exhausts:


And finally the fuselage parts laid out together to give an impression of what I'm hoping to achieve:


Next time I'll work harder to get the pics more uniformly formatted (will go more by height than width).

[PR19_Kit]

I like it already. 

[Steel Penguin]

that looks " very right" 
evan as a line of parts, it looks fast and stylish

[Old Wombat]

I think the literally inaccurate term "cacophony of parts" may be figuratively appropriate here.

[kitbasher]

I think the literally inaccurate term "cacophony of parts" may be figuratively appropriate here.

'Twas the intention (plus there's a hint of alliteration).

And the main fuselage halves are together now, with the infamous Airfix Pegasus cartwheel painted too!

[Captain Canada]

Oh so very cool ! That last pic has me sold ( click* save* ) what a neat looking machine so far ! Cheers !

[major]

Hmmm! Interesting!
Going to follow this one closely. I also started out with the old airfix Gr.3 and Hawk trainer front fuselage, wings from AV8b,
but the rear fuselage stretch stumped me. T'is still in the 'to do' pile!

[NARSES2]

that looks " very right" 
evan as a line of parts, it looks fast and stylish

It does, doesn't it ? 

[kitbasher]

Hmmm! Interesting!
Going to follow this one closely. I also started out with the old airfix Gr.3 and Hawk trainer front fuselage, wings from AV8b,
but the rear fuselage stretch stumped me. T'is still in the 'to do' pile!

oooh, interesting!  got very close to mating a Hawk forward fuselage to an OV-10 to make a 'British Bronco' but subsequently de-scoped (see https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php/topic,45423.0.html - nearly but not finished).  had got as far as cutting up fuselages but then rejoined the Bronco bits.

[ysi_maniac]

Lots of surgery. I love this project, indeed.

[Tophe]

Interesting mix!