De Havilland Sea Vixen
uh this one took a while... but it is now done after 5 lazy years ! actually got the b24 after this one and I finished the b24 2 years ago.
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Nice work! I built mine soon after it came out. Glad I did, this kit is hard to find already.
uh good to know
More picture being added right now !
also sorry for the blur image at the beginning, this was done with 3 generation of iphones
An interesting type of aircraft and a very well-worked model.
If you want to solve those markings on the upper rear fuselage, slice them with a #11 blade many times, then slather decal solvent and keep slathering. It will all go down and look great (I had to do this on my Sea Vixen).
That's quite an interesting aircraft ... and very handsome, too. I've not seen photos of many of these and I was very surprised to see the 2nd crew position with the main "office" being off to the left.
Great looking aircraft you've made, Br1anwar!
Good idea in adding the travel pods or the white with red nosed tanks. Napalm? After you've seen your 1st Sea Vixen they all seem to come in one color and the tanks make a difference and make the kit stand out from the norm.
Nice to this RN type, looks great!
Good looking build. I love the Sea Vixen - have one on my shelf also!