Done! need to do a test print, but I can't see any reason why it won't work. Once the test is done, they should be available in 1/72, 48 & 32, and if it fits, 1/24 too.

RAF Type C bomb trolley progress. 2/3

RAF Type C bomb trolley progress. 1/3

Then modified the bottom to make it look like it’s got some weight in it.

Redesigned the tyre as I wasn’t happy with the tread pattern, gave it more period pattern.

Update on the RAF Type C Bomb trolley, wheels, rear axle done, Just starting on the front axle.

More work done on the RAF Type C bomb trolley, added ordnance beams. I'm going to do the inserts separate, rather than static as it offers flexibility. It'll be easy to print them separate.

Fits nicely though 🤣

Forgive the terrible pun, but it’s fuelled a lot of discussion and some arguments about it. 🫣

I believe most are due to retire soon, but some are staying around and need to be refuelled by the kc-130’s etc.

My current work in progress is the RAF Type C bomb trolley, currently in 1:1 scale, but should be available soon in 1/72-1/24.

The Americans have tested a new refuelling probe for the A-10C this week, I’ve drawn it in CAD and it’s available in 1/72, 1/48 & 1/32

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Designed this last week, BL755 cluster bomb, for the harrier, tornado, jaguar etc. Available in all the usual scales including 1/24 available here.

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Nose and tail sections of the lancastarian conversion nearly done. Still need to add a few more details to the tail section, but that’s won’t take too long to do.

Once this is done, I’m going to start on a Nene jet engine conversion for the Lancastarian tested

It does mate ☺️ one of these days I’ll have a tidy up, but it just ends up the same way lol

You may call it a absolute mess pal 🧐🤣

Added the nose turret delete and shaped it to fit, then filled a few gaps and holes that weren’t on this version. Such as the under lights for the dams raid, and the aerial on the left rear side.

Wasn’t quite happy with how under the bomb aimers position was a little bit off, so improvised a clamp and re glued it.

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Made my own using a cricut.

Thanks pal. Quite enjoyed this one, oven if it did take me a little while. I’d decided early on, I wasn’t going to use decals. I made all the masks and sprayed them on.

Thanks pal, made a custom mix of Tamiya paint colours and sprayed it on lightly.

Fuselage half’s glued together with all the components for the cockpit installed. Going to let the fully cure before I do anything else to it. I can then sand and fill any seams, and parts not needed for this version etc.

Second layer of filler added, and removed a little later with a wet cotton bud. No need to sand and no loss of detail.

Removed the excess after leaving it 20 minutes with a wet cotton bud. I’ll leave that a bit longer to cure, then add a little more filler over the top to fill any low spots.
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So I’ll be depicting 15 squadron PD127 LS-S, and after consulting “the book” on serial numbers between PD112-PD139 had all windows removed, except the windows on either side of the wireless operator. So removed the windows, turned them round and I’m filling them.

All interior details added, these have been really easy to work with, something I’ll have to look into for future builds. Need to add all the windows then the fuselage half’s can go together.

Grand slam Lancaster on the way. Everything fits nicely, with a slight bit of fettling. Need to get some paint, glass in and inner fuselage details put in,then the fuselage half’s can go together.

Finished this the other week, 1/32 Revell hurricane nightfighter, based at RAF Hibaldstow.

All markings painted on using stencils