Hawker Hunter, 1/72, Revell

PaulTRose

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just starting this for a Cold War GB somewhere else


aircraft aint my fave genre, always struggle but going to have a crack at this

lord knows how long its been in the stash........its got a ModelZone reduced label on it....£9.99 to £4.99!!

to my eye its one the most beautiful aircraft ever flown, a real classic

it comes with 4 options.....2 x RAF, 1 x Dutch and 1 x Belgian......all the same basic paint scheme but different decals obviously



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Will be watching this build. My father used to work on these on 26 Sqn as an armourer during national service
 

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By all accounts its a great kit paul , nicely detailed and these modern revell decals are always good. Couldnt agree more that its one of the most beautiful looking jets ever, cheers tony
 

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Hi Paul
It is a very beautiful looking plane. I think the kit you have is the original release in 2005? Great price you paid. I am sure you will do the kit proud.
Jim
 

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I'll follow along too Paul, having built the Dutch variant many moons ago I didn't had any troubles putting it together.
Have fun!

ps. Hunters are always great to see, here's the Leeuwarden one up and about each airshow season:
 

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Paul. Depending where you are in t'norf you could go to the Yorkshire Air Museum and have a look at their static Hunters for some walkaround tips. I seem to recall they have at least three of them.
 

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making slow progress

ive dry fitted the nose cone......looks like i will be getting the filler out :sad:


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