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Cybermonkey

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8th Mar 11 at 01:25

Jaguar was an immense plane.

English Electric Lightning though FTW. They don't make planes like this anymore

Steve

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Location: Worcestershire Drives: Defender
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8th Mar 11 at 01:30

i was trying to find a lightning the other day strangly

Steve

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8th Mar 11 at 10:12

starting to get into this now, i dont think the standard cockpit on my Jaguar is very good tbh, not very detailed and a bit simple, but you can actually buy upgrade kits, one is called NeOmega Resin. So iv bought one of these highly detailed cockpit kits for it.

Some examples

Steve

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Registered: 30th Mar 02
Location: Worcestershire Drives: Defender
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10th Mar 11 at 11:35

Today my Buccaneer + Extras arrived from Vernon off ebay, nice guy IMO

Shot of few of the bits from the kit

And the NeOmega resin cockpit, the details on this are absolutely fantastic and will look even better when painted up

And the photo etched details, not sure what im supposed to do with these but im sure il figure it out

Looking forward to doing this one

[Edited on 10-03-2011 by Steve]

Ben J

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10th Mar 11 at 11:36

Fuck it. I'm buying a car model and having a crack.

Ben J

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10th Mar 11 at 11:39

Actually...changed my mind. Can't be arsed. I'll stick to Duplo cars with my 2 year old.

Steve

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10th Mar 11 at 12:03

do it ffs

il be grateful if anyone can give me any pointers on what im meant to do with this photo etched brass details kit

Ojc

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Registered: 14th Nov 00
Location: Reading: Drives : Clio 197
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10th Mar 11 at 12:07

Put it in the microwave and eat it?

3CorsaMeal

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10th Mar 11 at 12:13

Vernon will know mate, he is a nice guy as he printed out a thankyou letter on his printer

Ojc

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10th Mar 11 at 12:18

Vernon didn't even have the decency to sign it with a pen though

Ben J

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10th Mar 11 at 12:27

£2.35!!!

Ben J

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10th Mar 11 at 12:28

I reckon everyone should order a Landrover and have a comp.

Steve

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10th Mar 11 at 12:32

Ben J

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10th Mar 11 at 12:34

Mine would be fucking awful. I have no patience. i remember doing one years ago and the blob of glue that held on a wing mirror was bigger than the wing mirror itself.

Steve

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10th Mar 11 at 12:40

you need to use the stuff with the needle type application nozzle for precision, i tend to find myself using superglue a lot aswell

chrisritch

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10th Mar 11 at 12:41

Why would a Plane need desert camo? Is there a desert in the sky? And why would it be parked in the middle of the desert

Steve

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10th Mar 11 at 12:42

its for when they are parked on or near the runway

so they arent easly spotted from to sky and bombed

parked there when the Iraq war was on in the 90's

[Edited on 10-03-2011 by Steve]

Ojc

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10th Mar 11 at 12:42

quote:
Originally posted by chrisritch
Why would a Plane need desert camo? Is there a desert in the sky? And why would it be parked in the middle of the desert

Are you for real?

Steve

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11th Mar 11 at 16:41

small update as i wait for my neomega resin cockpit to arrive for the jag, made some stands for my missiles as i was fed up of them rolling around in the cabinet

Jambo

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11th Mar 11 at 17:21

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc

quote:
Originally posted by chrisritch
Why would a Plane need desert camo? Is there a desert in the sky? And why would it be parked in the middle of the desert

Are you for real?

Steve

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11th Mar 11 at 19:20

decided to crack on and do a couple more jobs on the jag as im getting impatient

cutout one of the masks for the cammo

sprayed one part that can be sprayed, and this is the colour of the lightest parts of the cammo, eg the bits not cutout in the mask

got a spot on colour match imo

[Edited on 11-03-2011 by Steve]

DaveyLC

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11th Mar 11 at 19:34

English Electric Lightning vid on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-sDdVkGVDs

The RAF chaps crack me up!

"Nice landing..."
"I should say so..."

PIP PIP!

chrisritch

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11th Mar 11 at 19:38

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
its for when they are parked on or near the runway so they arent easly spotted from to sky and bombed

parked there when the Iraq war was on in the 90's

[Edited on 10-03-2011 by Steve]

thanks for an answer and not an ZOMFG are you stupid.

Do we have a significant air presence in Afghanistan atm?

chrisritch

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11th Mar 11 at 19:39

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc

quote:
Originally posted by chrisritch
Why would a Plane need desert camo? Is there a desert in the sky? And why would it be parked in the middle of the desert

Are you for real?

+1

Surely the runway would stand out as im assuming its going to be made out of grey concrete and not sand

Steve

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11th Mar 11 at 19:52

made a photoshop mask out of my physical mask scanned in, very quick but you get the idea of whats going on

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
English Electric Lightning vid on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-sDdVkGVDs

The RAF chaps crack me up!

"Nice landing..."
"I should say so..."

PIP PIP!

awesome vid

[Edited on 11-03-2011 by Steve]

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