Hawk Sandpiper

[Guest]

Box top.........................the chrome wheel discs weren't supplied in the kit.
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I bought this on ebay UK about 6 or so months ago. The date of the kit is 1969 so the decals (although I coated them in two layers of gloss clear) would not release from the paper backing except the footprints that I've put on the roof!
I have found another sheet of decals called 'Flower Power', so used those.
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[Jim R]

Hi Patrick
I love it - real fun modelling. Having said that I recognise the skill and patience that must have gone into this to get such a great result.
Jim

[Guest]

Thanks Jim. Yes it was dodgy as the instructions were of dark black & white pictures, with little correct locations marked, as with the front windscreen, no contact points at all.

[Steve O]

Patrick i just love your builds, another great job well done.

Steve.

[Mickc1440]

Great results from such an old kit.

[papa 695]

That looks Rad dude.
Great work Patrick

[Guest]

Thanks guys, yes an old kit and with minimal instructions, I kept having to Google for pictures of built ones to guess what to do, but it worked out OK in the end!

[rtfoe]

Hi Patrick, I thought the Sand Piper was a plane. Still this looks awesome...fancy having one to go to the beach. Nicely done.

Cheers,
Richard

[Guest]

Thanks Richard, yes it would be great to take one to the beach but the tyres would let it down as they would have no grip!

[Steve Jones]

That's a real surfer dude's passion wagon Pat. Great stuff:thumb2:

[Guest]

Cheers Steve. Yes in Buckingham I'm in the middle of England. Oh to live near the Sea!