Looks like she's waiting for a pilot to show up, and then ready for take off. At first I thought I was looking at a CG-photo of a Tempest and not a model, until I looked a little closer. Extremely well done and much better than what my skill set allows for. I still hand paint everything, and only rarely use anything from a can.
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Thanks again for the comments and also the suggestions for a canopy cover. I might just use a mixture of the two! I think making a blank of the canopy is a good idea as it's the only one I have, then I can try the methods suggested and see what works, or more specifically what I can make work. I've also heard of attempting this using latex from a glove (which I have a box of).
Joe I've got a couple of references which reckon their is some kind of marking on the spinner and that would be my instinct too. I think the idea that this would be in Belgian national colours (rather than a flight colour or something) comes from the Tempest site you kindly provided a link for. There are some pretty eminent contributors to that site.
I tried drawing them, sort of guided free hand and ended up re-spraying the spinner, so that didn't go terribly well. I think I've worked out the diameter of a suitable circle and will attempt to make a decal next.
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Originally posted by \***** all the way Steve. The special Hobbies kit is coming in at about £42 so not a bad price, so I better start putting some money aside or maybe an early Christmas pressie.
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Its been bugging me where I knew the name Remy van Pierre from, a moment ago it came to me....
He was the guy that photographed the snake in the Congo... This snake was estimated to be 40 plus feet long .. The photo has never been critised as fake as it would have been too much trouble and very hard to set up so convincing a hoax at this time in history with the equipment at hand....
For any one who's not snakey orientated .... Disregarding the photoshopped rubbish you get on YouTube etc about giant snakes, this is effing huge if its a species that is recognised today.Comment
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Very nice master- craftmanship.
Nice & crisp & wish I could get my canopy paint work like yours Steve.
Also nicely depicted in the photo.
Ouch just had a look at my first ever model a Typoon. Do I now have a go at a Tempest ?
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Steve this is one really neat, crisp build....The setting for the model is first rate.
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