Crikey! You swan off to the Baltics for a few days and everybody is getting all frothy about your GB suggestion. Not that I'm complaining, it's great to see so much interest with a well aimed subject - I am fortunate that three topics I have put forward have provoked such a response (Phantom, Mig-21 and now the Tornado).
Maybe it is time to formalise some rules for the GB (there are more than two months to the start so still time for tweaking).
Thanks to everyone who is taking part in this GB.
Here are the rules.
1. The subject is the Panavia Tornado.
2. The GB will run from 1st January 2018 for one calendar year.
3. Participants can enter more than one model.
4. Any scale, Mark, Air Force or kit maker is permitted.
5. Photos of the box lid, sprues, decal sheet and any aftermarket bits should be posted in the thread. If the builder has a reference photo that they are working to that should be included.
6. The model can be posed in flight, on a simple base, a vignette or diorama (no cluttered workbenches for the final show please).
7. Scratch built additions, aftermarket parts, super detailing, what-ifs or home made decals are permitted.
8. Participants can join in at any time during the GB.
9. A full compliment of weapons is mandatory - no clean wing builds please.
10. Enjoy the build.
You can post photos of your planned kits here if you wish but cometh Hogmanay (or a few days before or after your hangover) your box lids and sprue shots must runneth over.
Please feel free to ask, debate, share, encourage and compliment where appropriate.
Thanks again.
Maybe it is time to formalise some rules for the GB (there are more than two months to the start so still time for tweaking).
Thanks to everyone who is taking part in this GB.
Here are the rules.
1. The subject is the Panavia Tornado.
2. The GB will run from 1st January 2018 for one calendar year.
3. Participants can enter more than one model.
4. Any scale, Mark, Air Force or kit maker is permitted.
5. Photos of the box lid, sprues, decal sheet and any aftermarket bits should be posted in the thread. If the builder has a reference photo that they are working to that should be included.
6. The model can be posed in flight, on a simple base, a vignette or diorama (no cluttered workbenches for the final show please).
7. Scratch built additions, aftermarket parts, super detailing, what-ifs or home made decals are permitted.
8. Participants can join in at any time during the GB.
9. A full compliment of weapons is mandatory - no clean wing builds please.
10. Enjoy the build.
You can post photos of your planned kits here if you wish but cometh Hogmanay (or a few days before or after your hangover) your box lids and sprue shots must runneth over.
Please feel free to ask, debate, share, encourage and compliment where appropriate.
Thanks again.
the Marineflieger did/do use the IDS version.....ive got an ADV/F3 with no decals so im thinking laterally
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