Brickie's Display Hawk

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Re: Brickie's Display Hawk

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The cockpit and seats look good.
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Re: Brickie's Display Hawk

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The Hawk is a real looker IMHO and this is shaping up rather nicely. I agree with the use of red plastic, it is a total bind and in fact I don't like any strongly coloured plastic (including white which is my pet hate with airliner kits) and wish manufacturers would just stick to a nice neutral grey :roll:
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A couple of passes with a Humbrol rattlecan of Gloss Black gives us this

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And up on its legs and ready to start the slightly terrifying decalling process...

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Re: Brickie's Display Hawk

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Great work, looking a bit inspirational too, I usually just do ww2 aircraft but I think I may just try something a bit newer once I finish my Mosquito (Tamiya 1/72)
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Re: Brickie's Display Hawk

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Nice work Brickie, that looks lovely in black. Looking forward to seeing the decals on her!
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And here we go...

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Excellent work! :grin:
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!! :lol:
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Yep, that's brilliant!
Probably my favourite Hawk scheme of all
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Re: Brickie's Display Hawk

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Looks great. Very vivid.
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Re: Brickie's Display Hawk

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Scared me -- not being familiar with the 2009 scheme, I thought your decals had shattered :oops:

Happy to see that's what they are supposed to be, and it looks very good - congratulations !!
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Wow. Like John I thought the decals had been compromised but now I'm wiser that's a very fine piece of modelling. Well done.
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