nice Gary ... but I think you need to upload those pictures at the gallery if you want the ribbon ...

thanks Paul ... you know both of your finished models are outstanding ...

I'm almost done ...


give me a break ... this camouflage is really killing me ...


Tom

I am getting a big kick out of seeing the work here in this campaign, but I haven't gotten around to starting yet, so I don't think I'll be getting into this campaign after all.
Keep at it, though. I love reading it here.
Cheers!
-Sean H.

Sorry to hear that Sean but i suppose you're leaving it a bit late to begin

Looking back through the thread there are several builds still in progress, looking forward to seeing if these come through in time !

as promised ... mission accomplished before the deadline ...




thanks for this fun campaign I really enjoyed it

Very nice Tom -- weathering's just right. Congrats on your finish! Tat

Looks great Tom

Congrats Tom! I agree - the weathering is great, really natural.

Progress pics, ready to paint.

Primed and almost ready for top coat:-

Gary nice little dio.

Tat, interesting (and dare I say rare) finish on the Panzer.

Tom nice controlled weathering on the landy

And just in time the Jayhawk is complete. I finally found the one redeeming feature of this kit. The decals are excellent and went on well and except to two little boo boo's which were my fault were great.

Well done Andrew! Just in time and with a fantastic Jayhawk too. If the kit had little redeeming features then you made a great model from it.
Do you know the reason why the tail wheel is moved forward on the Jayhawk? Curious modification.

Paul, the Jayhawk like most(all?) maritime hawk series has the mid mounted tail wheel vs the land based end of tail mounted wheel. Why the difference? Ease of shipboard handling.

nice looking Jayhawk.

I know (for sure) I'm not going to finish on time, although we even had an extra day it is not enough.

Anyway I painted the whole inside and now working my way true all lumps and bums and filling the gaps and a bit of correcting, priming tomorrow I hope.

Congrats on your finish Andrew -- very nice bird if you ask me!

Thanks for your comment. Photos of such are quite few, and from the ones seen I can only count two such designated vehicles, most probably used during the French campaign. From what I gather it was used to transport medical personnel as opposed to wounded ones -- it would sure be a tight fit if were to be evacuated in one!

Cheers,

Tat

I will post photos of my build Tuesday night my time zone!

Great campaign. Had a lot of fun doing it and lots of nice and different kinds of builds.

Airfix 1/72 RAF Air Sea Rescue Launch finished.

Great work everyone!
I am calling this one complete:



Thank's for the campaign!

Congratulations eMan and Tinbanger, that looks like it's time up for the campaign. Very well done for getting them in right at the end.

I'd like to say a huge thanks to everyone who played their part in making this a really interesting and fun campaign, whether they completed a model or not. The last six months have fairly flown in. As a new guy in the forums I wasn't at all sure how this might go but it worked out pretty well !

We managed to compile a really varied bunch of subjects by the end: choppers, boats, tanks and ambulances, even international rescue! Lots of interesting and bright paint schemes too. Quite a gallery! Congrats to everyone.

Thank's Paul!

Just saw the ribbon -- thanks for the campaign Paul, and cheers to all! Tat

Thanks for the ribbon Paul great fun campaign congrats everyone

Thank You very much for leading this campaign and the ribbon Paul. I had very much fun in this campaign with very different models. Congrats to all!

Oliver