Hi guys
This is my current build Xmas present off my daughter.Hope you like what I've done so far.

Looks nice. I have also been tempted by this kit. Simply because the aircraft is so uniquely looking (other way to say ungly in a good way )

Looking forward to see more

PS. Your pictures show besides each other in the tread instead of underneth each other. This makes it a little difficult to view them.

Thanks for that I only realised about the pictures after i'd done it but i'm on a learning curve I'll get it right yet

Here are some other shots

I deleted the other photo's
Here they are again with additions

Instrument panel

Control column

Engine

Bang seats 1

Bang seats 2
There are fifty separate parts to these so far

cockpit left side

Cockpit right side

I have also built up the electrical boxes behind the cockpit

here are the bang seats 1 painted for comparison



hope you like

Excellent seats, Dennis. You are really adding some extra life and detail to this bird.

Looking forward to see more

Well here it is finished with suez stripes.Hope you like

Hi Dennis, really like what you've done with the Sea Venom. especially the seats.

I also see you whent for the same aproach I did for the engine,lots of wire to really bring it to life.

what scale is your kit? I'm building the revell 1/32 scale one. that wounderfull bracket that sits over the half way mark of the engine? did you scratch build it?

also

I've hit a slight problem, whilst waighting the nose,the glue I used melted it. any ideas?

cheers


Mark

Hi Mark

The bracket over the engine is scratch built and it is the Revell/Matchbox 1/32 kit.I don't know how bad the nose has melted on yours. If it's not too bad just fill and sand it back to shape.I used modelling clay (Plasticene) to weigh mine down.Thanks for the commentsand good luck with yours.

Cool looking model Dennis. Maybe its me but I can't see any pictures in your first post. the rest are fine.

I messed up when I first posted them so I took them off and did them again they were the same ones you see now.

Den

Lovely job Dennis! I take it you scratchbuilt the seats? If so then I'm very impressed.

You should enter this in the ACUTR campaign.

Fine build mate. What colour match did you use on the Suez stripes [yellow]?

Pete

Sorry I've not noticed these two comments until now but to answer your questions.
Peter the yellow is bog standard Humbrol trainer yellow faded with a good rubbing of white pastel chalk.
Murdo the seats were built of plastic card bits of rod,various amounts of solder,wire and masking tape approx 65 parts to each seat.
Glad you like the model. I enjoyed building it.