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  • Ian M
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    • Dec 2008
    • 18266
    • Ian
    • Falster, Denmark

    #1

    Ian M's Jaguar Twin stick.

    Hi Tony. Quite in here.

    Well You are no longer alone I will be joining in with a conversion of the venerable Jaguar from Airfix, and a heap of resin from NeOmega and hopefully end up with a T2

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    The Kit.
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    The Resin
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    Not sure why there are four seats, One pair needs to be identified and the correct ones used...hopefully
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    I have these decals, but they are a bit boring, so I might just find some others.
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    And the "Instructions" for the conversion....Hmmm.
    Ian M























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

    #2
    NICE! This looks a great watch Ian , those resin bits look very sharply detailed although the "instructions" are a touch vague!!! Looking forward to the chopping!! cheers tony

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    • Ian M
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      • Dec 2008
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      • Ian
      • Falster, Denmark

      #3
      Me too. It would help if It showed where the nose should be cut off!

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      • flyjoe180
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        • Jan 2012
        • 12390
        • Joe
        • Earth

        #4
        Nice one Ian. Where the heck do you find all the time when you have a house move and other things on the go! I think a 'raspberry ripple' ETPS scheme would suit your T2, or maybe, seeing as you liked the Harrier winter camouflage scheme, something along those lines?

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        • Ian M
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          • Dec 2008
          • 18266
          • Ian
          • Falster, Denmark

          #5
          Been looking at both Joe. Raspberry ripple looks fun. Cant find a photo of a twin stick in winter clothes...

          As for the house move, still waiting to off load our house. Its getting to the traditional time for house buying so fingers crossed. So its just keeping it tidy (!?) and cutting the grass!

          Ian M
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          • flyjoe180
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            • Jan 2012
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            • Joe
            • Earth

            #6
            Good luck with the house sale, for some reason I thought you'd already sold it Make the most of the model time you have left then!

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            • rickoshea52
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              • Dec 2011
              • 4076
              • Rick

              #7
              There's a Jaguar t-bird at FAST in Farnborough in raspberry ripple colours. Photo mission possible if required...
              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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              • Ian M
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                • Dec 2008
                • 18266
                • Ian
                • Falster, Denmark

                #8
                Originally posted by \
                There's a Jaguar t-bird at FAST in Farnborough in raspberry ripple colours. Photo mission possible if required...
                Thanks for the offer Rick but photos of those all over the net. Now if you know of one in winter camouflage...

                Well to late to change my mind now ....

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                I took a good look at the panel lines on the new nose and compared it to the original one. Out came the hack saw and....Quite a good line that just needs a tiny scrub with a sanding stick. I hope.

                Ian M

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                • Ian M
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                  • Dec 2008
                  • 18266
                  • Ian
                  • Falster, Denmark

                  #9
                  Spent an hour in the company of a bottle of CA and a scalpel. After a bit of a clean up around the Nose wheel bay opening and glueing the rear frame back on that had snapped off in the box I think I figured out where the bits go.

                  I am sure that this is going to be great fun to paint.... NOT.

                  Some nice detail that I think will look a lot better once I have blown the dust off!

                  Wha'da'ya think?

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                  I even think I figured out what seats are the right ones.
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                  • yak face
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                    • Jun 2009
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                    • Tony
                    • Sheffield

                    #10
                    some nice detail in there Ian , and the seats should look fantastic once painted. The chop job on the nose looks good so far , I reckon youve got the line right despite the instructions!! (or lack of!!) . Hoping to get the razor saw on mine and start butchering at the weekend, cheers tony

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                    • papa 695
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                      • May 2011
                      • 22770

                      #11
                      Just seen this one Ian great idea and great work so far

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                      • flyjoe180
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                        • Jan 2012
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                        • Joe
                        • Earth

                        #12
                        Nice work Ian. Resin looks messy to work with. It looks good though, and good luck with the painting. Look forward to seeing a completed cockpit area soon.

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                        • Ian M
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                          • Dec 2008
                          • 18266
                          • Ian
                          • Falster, Denmark

                          #13
                          Well I spent Yesterday painting the cock pit up along with the seats. I was going to get the cockpit sorted, and sewn up, so I could have a go at fitting the new nose.

                          Errr. Bugger the seats don't fit! Nor did the Instrument Panels...

                          As I said at the start, there are four seats and four IP's. Sooo Painted up the other seats last night only to find that the IP's are the wrong ones as well.

                          So today I pinged all the cockpit and started again. Including painting the IP's...Waiting for the primer to cure as I write.

                          Any how After assembling the cock pit again, I found that the seats that I started with DO fit, which is good as they look a lot better than the others.

                          Next up is the rather bland landing gear. So I'm off to look at the ones I did for the "Spotted paratrooper". In the meantime you can have a look at these photos of the new cockpit!

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                          I have a feeling that the legs are going to bee fun!

                          Ian M





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                            #14
                            Those seats look really detailed Ian, they really make a difference, glad you got them to fit!

                            Cheers

                            Patrick

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                            • Ian M
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                              • Dec 2008
                              • 18266
                              • Ian
                              • Falster, Denmark

                              #15
                              Humph!

                              Spent way to much time trying to get the nose halves together yesterday. I sort of got it together, but there was a big problem with the seats in the last photos. Zero room between seat and IP. In fact, they where almost touching. So no room for the joy stick...So swapped the seats out again and now I think I can just squeeze a stick in there...

                              The Bottom of the nose fitted where it touched. mostly my own fault, I might of cut it a bit off the Guess Mark. Lick for me I have some miliput in the draw.

                              Things are now waiting for the stuff to harden so I can sand it. Then the fun of replacing all the lost detail....

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                              Made a new pair of splitters out of a bit of plastic card and got the tanks and surveillance pod together and primed.

                              Ian M









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