Corsair - the cousin of big Intruder. ***DNF***

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Corsair - the cousin of big Intruder. ***DNF***

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Greetings,
finally came around to take some photos. Starting hopefully tomorrow ... Older cousin of Beany's big Big BIG Intruder :).

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I have cockpit for it so should be unusual build (for me)
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You had me going - I thought you meant an A-7 Corsair. I have a very old boxing of this one as well so I look forward to seeing your build. ;-)
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Nice!
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No pictures to share yet but cockpit is assembled (painting soon). The model will be rescribed as well. So far it is exactly what we remember: old kit with accurate shapes but a hard one to update.
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I have published a walk round of the F4 Corsair in the Fleet Air Arm Museum at RNAS Yeovilton Here is the link http://cluster8.secure-staging.uk/ashdo ... index.html

I hope you find it useful.

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Re: Corsair - the cousin of big Intruder.

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check out Mike Ashley's webpage. He has some guides on there for improving aspects of this kit with scratchbuilding
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Splash, thank you for the link! It was actually helpful and informative.
Ralph, I am struggling to find enough benchtime to put it together and rescribe the beast :). I am not sure if I can do too much of scratch-building.
Still no pictures but progress had been made. Have not had time to go and actually do interior painting yet therefore, so far, corsair exists in form of multiple sub-assemblies.
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Re: Corsair - the cousin of big Intruder. ***DNF***

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Work will unfortunately be continued in a normal mode, since I may have (maybe) an hour spare to work on the beast between now and the end of August.
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That's a shame, Marek.

Never mind, it was always a big ask to finish this one in a month.
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