jacksdad64

http://www.b-domke.de/AviationImages/Tornado/1294.html Try that.

Nice work Jeroen. Not seen that approach before with the wings. Well thought out. I'm currently trying to do a proper F.3 conversion, so of you fancy giving that a go give me a shout. Steve

Jeroen. That is a very classy looking cockpit. Good luck with the seat belts.

What I do is get a piece of square plasti-rod, make a 45deg cut. This surface is glued to the inside against the inner face of the exhaust bulkhead. Before it is attached I make a straight cut a few mm along and blank it off. This should do the trick. Go to almost the bottom of page two of my stalled build to get a better idea. http://z13.invisionfree.com/Tornado_SIG/index.php?showtopic=499&st=15

The fuel tanks colour would depend on where they were 'borrowed' from but you couldn't go wrong with barley grey as the 2250's were taken from the pointy ones. As for the u/c areas I use Revell sm301. This is an off white colour which looks about right. Just don't commit the cardinal sin of using white. Steve

I would guess at cleaning out the last of the paint from the airbrush by having a hole in the side and a foam/sponge filter inside.

No.

Joe. The nose ring is part No. 27. As for the clear parts, which part? The front canopy is 119, the main canopy 120 and then there are various other smaller pieces. However, I don't understand you needing the numbers as they should be the same on your kit. Also, the Tiger Meet kit has been discontinued so its very unlikely they will any spares for it. Steve

That is a cracking job you've done on the kit. Very nice indeed. Can't get enough Tiger Tonka's.

Apologies for the slow update but I have been doing some Tornado stuff. Anyhoo, I glued the port wing parts together and oh dear. Now it could be me, I don't know, but despite making sure everything lined up properly I ended up with a bit of a trench between the lower outer wing and the boom. Not a big deal as I will just fill it with card and sand flush. It's just a bit of a surprise given the good fit so far. I have also attached the frame for the oxygen bottles in the rear of the main wheel well. Hopefully it will look ok once the bottles and plumbing are in place. Next jobs are drilling the holes in the wheel wells for all the associated plumbing and in the various boxes in the cockpits for all the wiring. TTFN, Steve

Oooh yummy.

Pleeeeeease.

Put me down for one.

If you go to their search engine, type in P-61, 1/32, instock only, all that comes up is the kit. So it seems 'available' means 'on their way if you want to pre-order you pay now'. However, I have bought from them in the past with no problem and fairly speedy service.

Well, I for one will not be going back.