Classic Airframes has a 1/48 Westland Whirlwind...

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Classic Airframes has a 1/48 Westland Whirlwind...

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Hi Janne!

Just wanted to show you this;









....and this;










.....yeah, yeah, call me a show-off If you want to! :-) :-) :-) :-)


Cheerio ´ol chaps!


Stefan E

Stefan,

Is that the Classic Airframes 1:48 Whirlwind? Whats it like to build?

Lee

Hi Jan:

Checking the decals I have I found the following.

For the AC that wears - FT P (RB222) - I need a tear drop canipie that I don´t have.

The letters of the decal set - HH U (MN353) - that I have are in light blue and I believe it´s an error and I have the same problem with the canopie for this AC.

So if you don´t mind I would like to build the - HH N (EK319) -

Do you have decals for another Typhoon of the same Sqn ? That would be great.

@VonCuda: welcome on board. I am guessing you building a Stuka? Or have you found something else German with big cannons under the wings?

Looks like we'll have a squadron of Typhoons, cool!
I don't know Andy, how about the Whirlwind then? Was it used for tank busting?
"After initial use as an escort fighter, it was relegated to convoy patrols and eventually as a "Whirlybomber" flying low-level "rhubarbs" with bombs and cannons against targets of opportunity in France."

See troops! Don't we have a great ringleader?
:-) :-)

Hi everybody.

I got a Revell 1:72 Grumman Hellcat thrown on me around christmas and thought it could be a good object for starting my airbrush training.



However, it has a rocket and bomb load, so I thought I'll try to sneak it in here as well. Could it be that the Japanese had armour left at the end of the war, so that this was really used as a can opener?

Allright then. Count me in

She'll be sporting a sixpack of rockets, probably two bombs and a three-tone blue paintjob. I sure hope to get the teeth in order too.