Andrew's Olympic Fury **Finished**
-
- Active Participant
- Posts: 504
- Joined: April 17th, 2013, 12:41 pm
- Location: Nelson, New Zealand
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
I'm looking forward to seeing this done, it looks far better than a mere whif.
Steve.
Steve.
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
As if!AndrewR wrote:Plenty of time for me to botch it up...Martin R wrote:A Sea Fury in TSS. That's going to look fab!
Can't wait . . .
- AndrewR
- In the basement lab
- Posts: 24100
- Joined: April 5th, 2011, 4:13 pm
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, The Great White North
- Contact:
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Your faith in my abilities is touching, Oh Glorious Leader
Up in the Great White North
- AndrewR
- In the basement lab
- Posts: 24100
- Joined: April 5th, 2011, 4:13 pm
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, The Great White North
- Contact:
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Having been sleep deprived for two nights running, I didn't trust myself to doing anything complicated today
So I put a touch of silver on the exhausts, as a base coat.
So I put a touch of silver on the exhausts, as a base coat.
Up in the Great White North
- gnomemeansgnome
- Modelling Gent and Scholar
- Posts: 5269
- Joined: July 16th, 2013, 4:03 pm
- Location: No Fun City
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
This is shaping up very nicely. Would be easy to mistake it for a Thunderbolt now with that scheme on it.
Ego no habeo consilium.
ICBM = Insatiable Collector and Builder of Models
ICBM = Insatiable Collector and Builder of Models
- TobyC
- Modelling Gent and Scholar
- Posts: 5540
- Joined: January 15th, 2013, 2:13 pm
- Location: Cobham, Surrey. Blighty
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Yup. The tail markings are not dissimilar to those of a Juggnomemeansgnome wrote:This is shaping up very nicely. Would be easy to mistake it for a Thunderbolt now with that scheme on it.
Enjoyment over accuracy. That's my motto
- AndrewR
- In the basement lab
- Posts: 24100
- Joined: April 5th, 2011, 4:13 pm
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, The Great White North
- Contact:
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
I actually used a SEAC Hurricane to get the white stripe positionsTobyC wrote:Yup. The tail markings are not dissimilar to those of a Juggnomemeansgnome wrote:This is shaping up very nicely. Would be easy to mistake it for a Thunderbolt now with that scheme on it.
In this alternate history, SEAC used Martin Baker MB-5s instead of P-47s. Saved on the old-lend-lease obligations!
cheers
Andrew
Up in the Great White North
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Nearly? But you didn't take the opportunity. Doesn't count!
"Nearly" reminds me of the British PoWs baiting Vogel, the camp commandant in Ripping Yarns "Stalag Luft 112b", about him not having the guts to be captured.
V: "I voz nearly captured once!"
PoWs: "Oh, reallllly?"
V: "Yes, I voz standing next to a man who voz captured!"
PoWs: Howls of derision various: "My granny was captured, honest!", "my mum knew someone who was captured once", etc.
V. funny.
regards,
Martin
- AndrewR
- In the basement lab
- Posts: 24100
- Joined: April 5th, 2011, 4:13 pm
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, The Great White North
- Contact:
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Somebody had better break out the tranquiliser darts. Must be the heat, poor chapMartin R wrote:Nearly? But you didn't take the opportunity. Doesn't count!
"Nearly" reminds me of the British PoWs baiting Vogel, the camp commandant in Ripping Yarns "Stalag Luft 112b", about him not having the guts to be captured.
V: "I voz nearly captured once!"
PoWs: "Oh, reallllly?"
V: "Yes, I voz standing next to a man who voz captured!"
PoWs: Howls of derision various: "My granny was captured, honest!", "my mum knew someone who was captured once", etc.
V. funny.
regards,
Martin
Up in the Great White North
- AndrewR
- In the basement lab
- Posts: 24100
- Joined: April 5th, 2011, 4:13 pm
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, The Great White North
- Contact:
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
The canopy has been masked and gone for painting. Meanwhile I have attached the undercarriage bay door covers.
I made my own, as the originals are a bit on the chunky side
Sorry about the funny colours with the flash photography tonight!
Up in the Great White North
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Wibble, fish, hatstand, kerplunk!AndrewR wrote:Somebody had better break out the tranquiliser darts. Must be the heat, poor chapMartin R wrote:Nearly? But you didn't take the opportunity. Doesn't count!
"Nearly" reminds me of the British PoWs baiting Vogel, the camp commandant in Ripping Yarns "Stalag Luft 112b", about him not having the guts to be captured.
V: "I voz nearly captured once!"
PoWs: "Oh, reallllly?"
V: "Yes, I voz standing next to a man who voz captured!"
PoWs: Howls of derision various: "My granny was captured, honest!", "my mum knew someone who was captured once", etc.
V. funny.
regards,
Martin
- AndrewR
- In the basement lab
- Posts: 24100
- Joined: April 5th, 2011, 4:13 pm
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, The Great White North
- Contact:
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Kerplunk indeed
A few stencils added using spare ones from the Provost T.11 kit.
Plus Hamilton Standard logos from Decal Draw.
Cheers
Andrew
A few stencils added using spare ones from the Provost T.11 kit.
Plus Hamilton Standard logos from Decal Draw.
Cheers
Andrew
Up in the Great White North
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Very nice, Mr R!
And nary a botch-up to be seen.
regards,
Martin
And nary a botch-up to be seen.
regards,
Martin
Martin R
"the 'R' stands for 'Representative'."
"the 'R' stands for 'Representative'."
- AndrewR
- In the basement lab
- Posts: 24100
- Joined: April 5th, 2011, 4:13 pm
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, The Great White North
- Contact:
Re: Andrew's Olympic Fury
Now having Matt varnish applied to hide the Pledge used for the decals.
All systems go, except that I have put the canopy "somewhere safe"
All systems go, except that I have put the canopy "somewhere safe"
Up in the Great White North