I remember modifying the rear exhaust nozzles so that they could be rotated down like the two front nozzles. I note also what looks like a hand-painted canopy, with no interior color at all! Oh well, learn and live, eh? One thing that bugged me then, and does to this day, is Monogram's "goof" with the mounting of the rear main landing gear. Installed per instruction, they end up sitting just above the surface of the ground. I guess I could say the Harrier was in take-off mode and just lifting those. For that reason mostly, I had never taken a single photo of the model in all the years since its completion. Friday's trip to the airport seemed like a good time to remedy that! She isn't much to brag about I'm afraid, but it is an example of my work from many years ago. So, here are a few pics of the old Marine Harrier. Thanks for stopping by and thanks for your interest!
She looks good enough, and the outdoor setting does make it look better. It’s nice to see the progression of your skills from then to now. 
build another one! 
