Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
- VanceCrozier
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
Looking good Owl! I expected the Jaguar to be much smaller than a Tornado for some reason.
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
Both of the planes ate smallerthaan i thought. Neither at too much bigger than a ww2 fighter. I'm pretty sure the jags wring span is smaller than that of the fw190 I'm working on
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
Looking good, I esp. like the how the Tornie turned out
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
even despite its nose in the air? lolmlp wrote:Looking good, I esp. like the how the Tornie turned out
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
Outstanding work...
Joe
Joe
Can you fly this plane and land it? Surely you can't be serious? I am serious, and don't call me Shirley
Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
If you makin an italian Tornado you was correct with it .. here we have tendencies to not use front gear with three wheels veichles
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
omg that's too funny! 
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
So are you adding some weight to the Tornado? I had to do some post-assembly surgery on my Saab JAS39. Took a tip from fermis, drilled a hole in the nosecone large enough to add some lead weight, plugged it with freshly-melted sprue, sand & blend, re-paint.
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Re: Jaguar and a Tornado, 1/72
I've taken finished pics but drove cross country before i could get them up loaded. Guess tool NAFTA wait
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