Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
That looks real good so far Bish. Are wing the flight control surfaces separate parts or did you cut them out?
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
Thanks guys.
carlos, they are seperate parts and you get the option of dropped flaps on this one.
Andy, theres actually not that much work involved. Theres not that many parts.
carlos, they are seperate parts and you get the option of dropped flaps on this one.
Andy, theres actually not that much work involved. Theres not that many parts.
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
Very nice! I have the Hasegawa AV-8B in the stash that I want to get to eventually.
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
That’s a nice option to have. And a low parts count is not bad either.Bish wrote:Thanks guys.
carlos, they are seperate parts and you get the option of dropped flaps on this one.
Andy, theres actually not that much work involved. Theres not that many parts.
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
Its is. The kit gives you several options, such as open or closed doors, different intakes and so on. But they don't always tell you which option should be used depending on how you want to display it. Thats how i buggered up the intakes on the Sea Harrier.
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
The Harrier is now ready for priming and painting, just got to mask off the canopy and intakes.



The various doors and hatches will be painted off the kit.
While its in the paint shops, i will start on a weapons loader.




The various doors and hatches will be painted off the kit.
While its in the paint shops, i will start on a weapons loader.

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On the bench: Revell 1/72nd Type VIIc U-Boat
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
That's looking great Bish!
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Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
Thanks Stuart.
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On the bench: Revell 1/72nd Type VIIc U-Boat
On the bench: Revell 1/72nd Type VIIc U-Boat
Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
Been a while since i updated as the build slowed a bit, partly due to a painting issue. The Harrier has 3 shades of grey on it, though you can hardky distinguish the lighter 2 even in the flesh let along on the pics. I used Xtracolour for all 3 but for some reason the 3rd one took ages to dry, it was still tacky a week later. So i had to do quite a bit of repair work.


I put on a coat of Aqua gloss to seal the paint before adding the decals.




Next up some weathering.


I put on a coat of Aqua gloss to seal the paint before adding the decals.




Next up some weathering.
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On the bench: Revell 1/72nd Type VIIc U-Boat
On the bench: Revell 1/72nd Type VIIc U-Boat
Re: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.9A
Oooh... I like the three-tone grey finish!
John aka JKim
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