Airfix 1/72 Jet Provost - FINISHED

[MarkyM607]

Great masking work and I'm glad you are on the mend. Norovirus is the work of the devil and is one of the worst infections I have ever suffered - it is supposed to "only" last 24 hours or so. Felt like 24 days!!

Maybe it means twenty four hours here and there, not in a row!.

[CementNotGlue]

Brilliant stand. Amazing what can be done with a piece of mahogany and mild steel.

[celt]

Very nice work,sorry to hear you have been ill.

[skypirate]

Looking Good!

Beware! I made the mistake of installing the nose wheel to help keep the painted under-fuselage off any surface. While putting on decals, the nosewheel has broken off. That is a very tiny join and will now always be a weak point.

cheers,

David

[Mikeew]

So, I have been having some fun over the festive holiday with painting and masking. Must admit I am REALLY pleased with this paint job. There is one small section on the underside that needs a slight bit of attention with a touch up of the Light Aircraft Grey, but most happy with it.

[59North]

That paint work looks lovely. Well done, indeed!!

[Migrant]

Very nice, Mike

[Marek]

Looks quite nice, I like that stage of models, it all seems to be more like an airplane than the trouble-blob

[Dazzled]

Really nice. Good to see one in the raspberry ripple scheme

[Mikeew]

All done...

[ShaunW]

These Airfix Provosts are being built thick and fast on here at the moment! This is a really great build Mike and is another example on the forum finished in my favourite scheme for RAF trainers.

[Falcon]

Great build Mike.

[iggie]

I don't know, wait for years for a new tool Provost and then two come along at once!
Excellent work!

[TeeELL]

I have one in my small stash. I must build it in the colours of the one in which I took my first solo jet flight.

[Migrant]

Looks brilliant Mike, especially in flying mode.