DHA Vampire T 35, A79-637, Telstars, CFS RAAF East Sale Vic 1966.

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   George Williams said on April 11, 2016

   I love jets of this era, and this Vampire looks great, you've captured the way they sat very well, although she looks as though she might be a little heavy on the tail...

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     Allan J Withers said on April 11, 2016

     Thanks George, just imagine it has full tanks and no ammo.

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   Greg Kittinger said on April 11, 2016

   Nice! I also love these older jets.

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     Allan J Withers said on April 11, 2016

     Thanks Greg.

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   Craig Abrahamson said on April 11, 2016

   Again, nice -lookin' build, Allan. I like how they decided to forego the "no step" stencil and merely printed "KEEP OFF" - love those Brits. 🙂

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     Allan J Withers said on April 11, 2016

     Thanks Craig, keep of says it all.

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   Robert Royes said on April 11, 2016

   Another fine build of good looking aircraft. I've been noticing your tarmac, very convincing.

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     Allan J Withers said on April 11, 2016

     Thanks Robert, tarmac is not always as flat as I would like.

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   Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on April 15, 2016

   Allan, like those aerobatic teams, huh? Good stuff! I actually got to see one of these spool up and taxi out to take off. Noisy as all get out!
   Great job on a really nice kit. I was real glad when it came out.

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     Allan J Withers said on April 16, 2016

     Thanks Bernard, yes many more aerobatic kits in the stash.

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   Allan J Withers said on October 24, 2018

   And a pic' of the under side !

   1 attached image. Click to enlarge.

   

   
   

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