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Blob’s your uncle

You could notice that I ripped off the intake, well there is a reason for it. This picture. Kotare has chosen such a beautiful solution in order to replicate the intake seam line. I shall try to rework the shape once again.

My brain automatically removed the negatives

Yes, indeed. but where is the fun in that!

Oh that's nice. It is actually close, I have never realized. Need to find out what are the fine for off-roading in the military , training ...... Federal Offences (Territorial Lands Act): Individuals who refuse to leave or return to prohibited federal lands can be fined up to $100,000 for a first offence and up to $200,000 for subsequent offences, potentially coupled with up to six months in prison. Damn!

Airfix is funny this way. then I realized that HGW is funny as well. Last time I checked the seatbelts were able to fit through the buckle. anyway, I’m done with the cockpit for now. Not great, not terrible. and the fuse is fused together ….. yes I had to add the nose and rejoice by going weeeee

Stunning detail, all the way. Cheers Martin

Really cool.

Got a new medical bracelet. You know sharp knives and all. with this boost my moral is rising exponentially. Cockpit is beginning to look like the one one in the K4 version. Has anybody seen one?, no ? , right,,, placarts and detailing will follow once the wash goo dries.

Beautifully restored piece of history.

Sweet!

Thank you Guy. I am actually glad to finalize the layout, based on those pictures. It is not perfect, but close enough. That small pony wall housing oxygen controls and radio doodahs will be very interesting exercise in such a small space.

Rough layout, before primer. Magnification brutally exposing my sloppiness.

I do have prescription reading glasses, but the focal length has such a limited depth of field that I can't get use to it. Money well wasted.

Well done! Cheers Martin

Thank you Dennis, I need to figure out what to do with my eyesight. Probably going get a magnifier of sort. The next step is going to be sanding down the ribbing on elevators and ailerons to match it to the tail.