Yeah the first generation Harrier was quite the lightweight compared to the new onesFermis wrote:Nice-n-purdy! Good show!
Harrier looks odd without the "filets" at the leading edge/wing root.
Took me a minute of....."somethings missing???"
Airfix Harrier GR.1 1/72
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Thanks Stuartportman wrote:That's a very nice looking build![]()
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That looks very sharp! She may be a lightweight, but she carries as much of a warlord, if not more, than the Hawker Hunter.
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Thank you Stik
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Thanks John. This was just a fun quick build
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Very cool!! It looks great!!

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Thanks
