Shorts sc1

[tanktrack]

well guys I have a shorts sc1 kit in 1/72 and went to the transport museum in Belfast to get some photos of the real thing and here they are

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[monica]

that is one wired little thing would not get me up in that one lol,

look forward to seeing the kit,

[The Migrant]

Great pics, Steve. It always amazes me how agricultural and basic some of those early jet prototypes were, I visited Cosford a few years ago and was struck by the same thing. That Pro-Resin kit's really nice, isn't it?

[tr1ckey66]

Hi Steve

That aircraft looks really interesting straight of Dan Dare or A Gerry Anderson TV series. The natural finish will be really nice to recreate and will make for one very attractive finished model,

Cheers

Paul

[colin m]

Well that's unusual, with out the power of google, am I right in guessing it was some sort of V/STOL aircraft ?

[tanktrack]

yes it was used by Shorts as a vertical take off plane just before the harrier , I have 1 in my stash and I will attempt to build it at some stage

[Ian M]

You might want to look at the new rattle cans from humbrol for that one. Metal coat in a spray can. Brilliant.

Ian M

[tanktrack]

thanks I Ian I will check it out

[papa 695]

Very strange and very interesting Steve I will watch this one should look great in the NMF