Cees Broere

Well, use a Tigger Models F-82 and go from there.

Anthony, just to remind you the SOD is not an option.

Great start on the armament. Panellines on cockpitpart look challenging. I have always been a fan of the Orions when we still had something resembling a Navy. Visited the Vlootdagen as a boy when we still had Neptunes in the early eighties. Cheers Cees

Done, question. What is the diameter of your exhausts so I can adjust my kit accordingly. Cheers Cees

Thanks for the link, I see the RAF Phantom decals are also available but sjeesh, that price, I only need 892 decals. Cees

Hi Ali, I have started another conversion, this time a RN FG-1, using the Revell kit only. Is it still possible to get a set? Cheers Cees

Nick, it was corrected on my Dambuster kit. Cheers Cees

There you have it, despite my slow building I have finished my FGR-2 and no HKM kit on the horizon due to the photobucket foul-up I don’t use photohosting services anymore, but pics can be seen at LSM.

Good to see you still plodding along Anthony. Keep at it so you can finish the best British Toom in 1/32 ever. And do not make my mistake by nearly failing in sight of the finishline. I accidentally used Tamiya flat base instead of matt clear and had a hell of a time to clean off the white soot. It has been clean now again and hope to finish the model in a few days. Fingers crossed. Cheers Cees

Same here, this is a fantastic example of achieving the definitive RAF Spey Toom. Mine is in the final stages of completion over on LSM but nowhere in the same league as Anthony's.

Darn, I thought Peter had posted an update.

That is definintely good news for the Spey Phantom fans. Too late for me now that my Tamiya/Revell kitbash is nearly finished. But I may be tempted to do another one.

Got my kit yesterday and it looks great. I will drop everything I was working on and start right away (can be followed on LSM due to the Photobucket debacle).

Blimey! That looks fantastic!

Wonderful work Anthony, those cans really look the part and make mine look like binliners

Absolutely fantastic!! Thanks for posting the in progress pics too. There are some truly remarkable craftsmen around.

That looks very nice already. But please refrain from calling people with a lot of knowledge on the Spitfire: Experten. Same as painting RAF camo in RLM colours. Call them Boffins (mind the smiley)

Stalled due to the rear canopy issue Working on the Dambuster instead.

Stop stalling Anthony and get on with it

My Manchester would like look like a dwarf compared to your Lincoln

At school I was taught during German class that it was a "Ringel-S".

Too difficult eh?

There are two projects in the UK, although the other one, a cardoor, is for static display. There is cooperation between all three organisations.

Painting the cockpit would be good for morale.

Never heard that de Havilland ever made wooden props.