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  • papa 695
    Moderator
    • May 2011
    • 22770

    #31
    That is looking sweet Fernando, and great work on the ladder.

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    • Wouter
      • Apr 2018
      • 742

      #32
      wow, that paintwork is defo the bee's knee's mate! And love that scratched ladder.

      Cheers

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      • Alun Wells
        • Apr 2018
        • 136

        #33
        Hi Fernando,
        Looking good, I have this one in the stash, so watching carefully.
        Cheers
        Alun

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        • Guest

          #34
          Fernando,
          Count me in!!! Couldn't miss out on a Jag build. Hope you'll be finishing her as a 54(f) kite (THE premier Jaguar Squadron):smiling:
          Audax omnia perpeti
          [ATTACH]302172[/ATTACH]
          Andy
          Former SQNINTO 54(f) Sqn

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          • rickoshea52
            SMF Supporters
            • Dec 2011
            • 4076
            • Rick

            #35
            Originally posted by Andy Claesens
            Fernando,
            Count me in!!! Couldn't miss out on a Jag build. Hope you'll be finishing her as a 54(f) kite (THE premier Jaguar Squadron):smiling:
            Audax omnia perpeti
            [ATTACH]302172[/ATTACH]
            Andy
            Former SQNINTO 54(f) Sqn
            Looks like a 42sqn cab to me Andy. What does SQNINTO mean? !
            On the bench: Airfix 1/48 Sea King HC4, Revell 1/24 Trabant.
            Coming soon: Airfix 1/72 Phantom FGR2.
            Just finished: Airfix 1/48 Stuka & Airfix 1/72 Sea King HC4.

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            • Guest

              #36
              Hi Rick,
              I had missed the second page before I posted.... Can't win them all... I'm guessing you meant 41 Sqn. I worked with them and 6 Sqn.
              SQNINTO - Squadron Intelligence Officer. (1994-2001)
              Andy

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              • Guest

                #37
                Beautiful work on the Jaguar. I knew it was just around the corner! I was reminded (in another threads about Jaguars) that here in America we see that U as a W (somehow). Regardless of our differences, it's a wonderful plane. Keep it up.

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                • Steve Jones
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 6615

                  #38
                  Fernando

                  Stunning work as always my friend. The ladder has come out really well. Enjoying this build a lot

                  Steve

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                  • Fernando N
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 2448

                    #39
                    Good evening all,

                    John, thanks:thumb2: I used the photo’s in Duke Hawkins Aircraft in detail 001 for the ladder and all other details like this one:

                    (for discussion purposes only)
                    Ian, thank you too.:thumb2:
                    Wouter, cheers I’m a big fan of the camoed Jags too.:smiling:
                    Alun, thanks just get some good reference photo’s, a lot of time, TLC and you’ll have a great model.:smiling4:
                    Andy, thanks:thumb2: and glad you’ve found my build and yep she’s going to be a 41th Squadron plane.:hugging-face:
                    Maybe 54th for the next one, do you know of any special livery’s that have been printed as decals?
                    Jim, thank you and I see when pronouncing the name you can throw in the W, as most of my English is from television and internet(being Dutch) I totally understand.:upside:
                    Steve, thanks mate:thumb2: after some second thoughts on the ladder I decided to build a new one, see below...

                    Well after a long weekend, today is a holiday in Holland and a day at Militracks I’m almost finished with this one.:smiling:
                    A little production line of RBF tags to decorate the Jag, these are from Astra Decals ASD4821, decals to stick on a piece of clear cellophane and then you have a tag to bend in the desired form:
                    [ATTACH]302526[/ATTACH]
                    [ATTACH]302527[/ATTACH]
                    Also had my first crack at using Milliput for pitot covers:
                    [ATTACH]302528[/ATTACH]
                    Wanted to use it for the Sidewinders too but the results were disappointing, so reverted to a couple of a Eduard set….
                    Ladder version 2, the first one was after some thoughts just too straight and I want this Jag and her friend (FG.1 Phantom) to attend SMC this year:
                    [ATTACH]302529[/ATTACH]
                    Ladder was painted VJ 71.309 Dark Slate Grey btw.
                    Work commencing on all the RBF tags:
                    [ATTACH]302530[/ATTACH]
                    Oh as I forgot to mention this before, the Sidewinders were painted with VJ 71.050 and steel, aluminium, brass and gunmetal for the metallic bits.
                    The BL755 bombs were painted VJ 71.324 and the countermeasure pods VJ 71.406.
                    Thanks for looking in.

                    Fernando
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                    • yak face
                      Moderator
                      • Jun 2009
                      • 13840
                      • Tony
                      • Sheffield

                      #40
                      This is looking absolutely superb Fernando , amazing extra details and the paint and finish is perfect, looking forward to the next pics ,cheers tony

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                      • Wouter
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 742

                        #41
                        Nice bit of extra detailing going on here. The tags and pitot covers look good mate!

                        Cheers

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