Completed Colin M's Trumpeter 1:72 Chinook

[colin m]

Hello everyone,
Gardening duties have taken a lot of my time up, but with a few minutes here and there I've managed to finish the Chinook.
The decals are a mix of spare and kit, so please accept my apologies for the few decals that are missing.
Paint was MRP, followed by some shading with oil all finally sealed in Alclad matt coat.
The kit was ok, but every seam needed attention !

The pictures;















Thanks for taking a look.
Comments, questions etc are all welcomed.

Colin M..

[Ian M]

That is a superb result Colin.

[Nicko]

That looks really nice Colin. Well worth all the effort...

Nick

[Jim R]

Hi Colin
Well all the work was worth it, that is a superb result.
Jim

[Airborne01]

Excellent mate - love the photography! Very nice indeed!
Steve

[Peter Gillson]

Good result.

peter

[scottie3158]

Colin,
Bravo mate that is a cracking result.

[stillp]

Excellent model, and nicely photographed.
Pete

[papa 695]

Cracking work Colin, and a nice tribute to BN.

[rickoshea52]

Very nice. I’m intrigued by the roundels on the aft pylon instead of fin flashes.

[Geoffers]

Lovely job Colin, a fitting tribute :thumb2:

Geoff.

[Gern]

Beautiful work Col but I'm a bit scared of that HUGE pilot in Pic 4!

[colin m]

Thanks for stopping by gentlemen.

Very nice. I’m intrigued by the roundels on the aft pylon instead of fin flashes.

A very good point. I downloaded the instructions for a different model, which were a little unclear. What I thought was a roundal, was probably the squadron emblem - thus confirming, my total lack of knowledge about rotary winged aircraft !

HUGE pilot in Pic 4

There is indeed, a ghostly something going on there.

[yak face]

Beautifully built and crisply photographed colin , a fantastic machine , cheers tony

[adt70hk]

Colin,

That really is a great tribute to an iconic helicopter. A top finish.

Very well done indeed.

ATB.

Andrew