Can’t go wrong with a spit - you got the eye to capture those magnificent lines regardless of the variant! @RamboJutter

@Tang0five yeah I'm pondering, a gnat would let me do a yellowjack, red arrow and the trainer scheme (I've got photos of all 3 flying st Waddington etc before the tragic accident). The fr46 the contra rotating version? I was looking at a no xvi or xiv clipped wing spitfire but I don't know.

There’s not many gnats around that’s for sure. You could even do the red arrows version. I’m sure you’d do the sea fury justice too if you’d decided but I think a good version of the seafire fr46 wouldn’t go amiss. All after a well earned break of course! @RamboJutter

@Tang0five I am pondering what's next, I fancy playing with a folland gnat, or mby going back to ww1 or 2, a sea fury or bearcat for instance. But I deffo to need a break first.

@BaconRoll yep, didn't even check or else would have added the last 3 :)

@Tang0five yeah I know what you mean There, I find the scale stuff takes a disproportionate amount of time and effort, so when I can I like to just bolt bits together.

No, really interesting stuff! @RamboJutter glad you have a good source of inspiration! I spend my time trawling through postwar stuff (when we had an aircraft industry)

@Tang0five thanks, not much to this one, i used the buccaneer legs, the thor engines and some other things i have saved as templates and bolted them together for a laugh =)

Exceptional stuff - you certainly don’t fail to disappoint!

Damn nearly 1000 parts