DrewH

bugger! Now I have to add those to my Hornet! Damn it Dave

just ordered some myself - will see what happens.

I love those last 3 shots too - fantastic and masterfully done Chuck!

fantastic work Chuck - loving every second of it.

hobbyworld-USA carries them. Right now not many countries are shipping to US. I have a hard time getting stuff from US.

It'll buff out

Perfection Chuck!

fantastic job on the handles! great tips I'm certain to use.

Thanks gents - much appreciated. Alan - Unfortunately no. The one that eluded me.

I believe that story involved Tom Byrne and we don't spill the rest of that. LOL. Great work Chuck! Keep at it

So after thinking about it for a half glass of Scotch, I redid the intakes. Overall much better after the second time. Main fuselage is glued together with the intakes. This will take some time to clean up, fill, sand, rinse repeat at nauseam for a while till I get it acceptable. Nose wheel bay is in the forward half so I can start getting the cockpit aligned. The "fat Pylon" is done, this is likely the easiest part of this build. Only took 2 glasses of Scotch to get the courage to scratch build this. and

Thanks Breaker - thanks for the offer, no need as I'm all done making one. will get pics up shortly.

Thanks for the kind words gents! I have more done and will update with pics in the next day or two. Till then ........

Fantastic solutions Chuck! Well done!

This is blamed on Ron & Chuck - they badgered me to post these LOL - no laughing. Chuck's superb build a few years back (was it really that long ago?) is the inspiration to do this and my familiarity with the Hornet. Been wanting to do one of these for some time and finally got a kit late last year (I'm known to procrastinate). Cockpit is coming along - many knobs, decals and switches from Anyz in the Avionix tub (was a bit of a bad casting on the one side, so I added a few too many - learned for next time). Airscale instrument & cockpit decals ro