Handley Page HP.80N Victomic - Finished Pics Page 19.

[Leading Observer]

Didn't the prototype Victor displayed at Farnborough sport a rather fetching colour scheme? https://i.pinimg.com/originals/76/94/f5/7694f52bb3e8f714b3a883da5d613ea0.jpg

[zenrat]

The prototype Victor may have looked like that, but this is the Victomic.

I've added the blue.

Victomic WIP 14-09-2020 01 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[The Wooksta!]

Really needs a 'Ministry of Space" style roundel.

[Dizzyfugu]

Reminds me a little of the original Enterprise?

[sideshowbob9]

^ Gasp! You take that bac....oh wait, is a bit. Carry on. 

[zenrat]

Reminds me a little of the original Enterprise?

What, the 1775 sloop captured from the British during the US Revolutionary war?

[sideshowbob9]

No, the Roman war galley of the same name surely? Look, it even has a little ramming prow! 

[zenrat]

After demasking i've been touching up.  Nearly done and then i'll put on the transfers before adding clear.

[zenrat]

Transfers done and i've been painting UC bays, underflap areas, heat exchangers, and inside the airbrake mechanism.
Victomic WIP 19-09-2020 06 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[PR19_Kit]

Oooooooh, MOST impressive! 

I like the little radiation markings, not something you see very often on ANY models!

[zenrat]

Thanks Kit.

Radiation warning symbols were required by the Air Registration Board before Handley Page were allowed to put it on ground display at Farnborough following its demonstration flights.  The public were allowed to walk around and under the aircraft which had inspection panels opened so they could get a good close view of all the reactor plumbing.

[buzzbomb]

Really, really nice stuff

[NARSES2]

Looking good mate 

[McColm]

Impressive 

[sideshowbob9]

Really impressive. Only thought is would it not have a serial number, even if in "civilian" hands?