BAC TSR -2 1/48 AIRFIX + PE Parts Eduard + scratchbuild desk
This my last finished project of a beautiful aircraft. This kit is very big,size desk under it is 60x40cm. 🙂 But i am very happy, than i have it at home.
The British Aircraft Corporation TSR-2 was a cancelled Cold War strike and reconnaissance aircraft developed by the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) for the Royal Air Force (RAF) in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The TSR-2 was designed to penetrate a well-defended forward battle area at low altitudes and very high speeds, and then attack high-value targets in the rear with nuclear or conventional weapons. Another intended combat role was to provide high-altitude, high-speed stand-off, side-looking radar and photographic imagery and signals intelligence, aerial reconnaissance.
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Csaba said on October 22, 2018
Excellent build of a very impressive plane! Well done, Josef!
Josef Rössner said on October 22, 2018
Thank you
Matthew Fletcher said on October 22, 2018
Damn good build! Those afterburners are a work of art. The base on its own is very well done with the oil splashes. The weathered base contrasts well against the clean white aircraft. Well done!
Josef Rössner said on October 22, 2018
Thank you
Marc Barris said on October 22, 2018
Fantastic build, looks real fast. Great job.
Josef Rössner said on October 22, 2018
Thank you
David Mills said on October 22, 2018
Lovely work Josef, great build and the base and stands provide the right context!
Congratulations!
Josef Rössner said on October 22, 2018
Thank you 🙂
Jeff Bailey said on October 22, 2018
Josef, this is a great work! Like Matthew said, the worn & weathered base looks great under the clean aircraft. These planes look like they’re doing 600 kmh sitting still on the tarmac, they’re so sleek!
Josef Rössner said on October 22, 2018
Thank you Jeff
Craig Abrahamson said on October 22, 2018
Nicely done, sir…excellent work.
Josef Rössner said on October 22, 2018
thank you sir 🙂
Manuel Magrinho said on October 22, 2018
Very nice!! We all know how painting and weathering a white plane is ‘easy’ 😉
One word on the tarmac: superb
Josef Rössner said on October 23, 2018
Very easy and simply, thank you for comment 🙂
Dirk Derks said on October 22, 2018
Hello Josef,
This model looks very professional.
I have to admit, never interested in this particular aircraft. But seeing it finished I have to admit it is a very impressive aircraft.
Highest Regards, Dirk / The Netherlands.
Josef Rössner said on October 22, 2018
Thank you
Rob Pollock said on October 22, 2018
Very good work.
Josef Rössner said on October 23, 2018
Thank you
Robert Royes said on October 22, 2018
Great work! nice ground equipment and base too!
Josef Rössner said on October 23, 2018
Not finished, i build some people 🙂
Carmelo Rodrigo said on October 22, 2018
great work and good atmosphere
Josef Rössner said on October 23, 2018
Thank you
Paul Barber said on October 23, 2018
A lot has been said Josef so I won’t add much more to all of these lovely comments, I just think this is magnificent. A really stunning rendition of one of the greatest planes never to get operational. Beautiful!
Josef Rössner said on October 23, 2018
Thank you Paul, my english language is so poor 🙂
Josef Rössner said on October 23, 2018
We have too 100 years Czech Republic and our Airforce. And we have czech pilot on Battle about Britain Best Josef František 🙂
Paul Barber said on October 23, 2018
A friend of mine who doesn’t use forums is currently building a 303 squadron Hurricane and František’s Spitfire from the BoB. Both Tamiya Mk1’s – he beat me to the project!!!
Greg Kittinger said on October 24, 2018
Great looking model, and finished off nicely, especially with the base. An unusual-looking aircraft to me. Your effort does it justice!
Josef Rössner said on October 25, 2018
Thank you
david leigh-smith said on October 24, 2018
Respect, Josef.
‘Liked’
Josef Rössner said on October 25, 2018
Thank you
Richard Mcstay said on October 24, 2018
Looks great with the base and extra details, very nice!
Josef Rössner said on October 25, 2018
Thank you