iggie's Aviating AV-8A ***FINISHED***

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Decals on, and a pre-weathering coat of Clear. A few paint touch-ups to do (out-rigger u/c legs need a dash of white mainly) and a panel line wash to go this evening hopefully

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Danm the Harrier looks good in Spanish markings!
Nice work Iggie!
Really looking forward to seeing more of this one.
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What a difference the lighter colours make. It looks brilliant.
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Looks very nice indeedy
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That was quick! Looks good in those colours, I must say.
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Don't see many in those colours. Looks great.

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Cheers Guys! I have to say, it does look nice in the Spanish colours, and it'll add a splash of colour in the cabinet!

Anyhow, I'm calling this one done now:
Airfix Hawker Siddeley Harrier AV-8A 1:72
Halfords Acrylic primer White and Grey for main colours, with additional colours from Humbrol, Revell and Tamiya acrylics. No filler was hurt in the making of this model :-D

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Wonderful looking Av-8A, Iggie. No filler?? NO filler? I dream of doing a kit with no filler one day .

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Well done it looks excellent, why is it, that it looks so much more modern and sleeker in the light grey rather than the dark grey and green?

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Nice work Iggie she's come out a treat!
I may just have to invest in 2 or 3 more early Harriers now I've seen this and have experience on the FRS.1.
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Lovely looking Harrier. 8-)
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Cor. I say what an absolutely spiffing build.
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I'm late chiming in, so can only echo what others have said. Looks great!
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Cheers Chaps :-D
It's a fun build and I may well have to do another before the month is out :-D
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Most excellent
Al speling misteaks aer all mi own werk..
Its not just how good your painting is, its how good the touch-ups are too.
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