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    Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.V

    Hi people this is my latest effort, hope you like, comments welcome good or bad. A Airfix kit 1/72 Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk V. I was well pleased the way the kit went together no problems a enjoyable build, one of Airfix better kits. The markings are for Squadron Leader John MacDonald No.102 Squadron, No 4 Group (Bomber Command), RAF Driffield, Yorkshire, England, March 1949.


    Iv put a few pics of the stages of the build on lot of time spent on the inside, dont know why its never seen, but i would know if it was`nt done and would bug me.

































  • Guest

    #2
    Nice one!!


    The general colour looks fine, and the paintwork on the canopy is excellent


    I like it!!

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    • Guest

      #3
      Nice model, but I'd try to apply a flat coat on it, it's too shinny!

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      • Robert1968
        • Mar 2015
        • 3596

        #4
        Very nice build pics and a very nice looking Whitley, great paintwork ( bit shiney but overall like this


        Robert

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        • flyjoe180
          SMF Supporters
          • Jan 2012
          • 12390
          • Joe
          • Earth

          #5
          Nice work Colin. Like the others, I suggest a flat coat over the top would make the finish more appealing. Good weathering effects. Also I think you'll find the date for this aircraft is more likely to have been 1940 or 41 rather than 1949.

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          • Guest

            #6
            That's a cracking looking kit, but if you don't mind me saying I personally think you need to apply some matt varnish, just to take some of the shine off overall though a cracker.


            scott

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            • papa 695
              Moderator
              • May 2011
              • 22770

              #7
              Very nice work indeed Colin

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              • Guest

                #8
                Originally posted by \
                Nice work Colin. Like the others, I suggest a flat coat over the top would make the finish more appealing. Good weathering effects. Also I think you'll find the date for this aircraft is more likely to have been 1940 or 41 rather than 1949.
                Thanks flyjoe and to everyone, will apply a coat of matt and my mistake slip of the finger when typeing the date its 1940

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                • Guest

                  #9
                  Lovely work, looks great

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

                    #10
                    Great job colin , nice to see the whitley modelled , cheers tony

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