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73north · 07-05-2008

Hi,

Apologies for late reply *( on nightshift this week )

There is an limited production run of the 4 bladed version from 1998

made by Hasegawa (called 147 squadron , I think )

or you can do what I did , get the Ultracast ( Canadian Company )

it is Ultracast

This is actually far , far superior to any version by hasegawa
have a look at my pictures , for idea of how to do the Beard radiator
using Eduard and Ultracast, and Hasegawa parts all together for much more realistic version and look .

I used the hasegawa tailplane and stabilisers supplied as I didn't think it makes any real difference

The two original photos I own , have no tempest parts visible

but is up to you

any more questions please ask

or go to HyperScale - An Online Magazine for Aircraft and Armour Modellers

and look at other models

Recommend Ultracast exhausts , pilot seat and beard radiator

07-05-2008	#5 (permalink)
73north Scale Model Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Scottish Borders Real Name: David My Models: Warships & Military Aircraft Visit 73north's Gallery Posts: 65 Images: 29	Hi, Apologies for late reply *( on nightshift this week ) There is an limited production run of the 4 bladed version from 1998 made by Hasegawa (called 147 squadron , I think ) or you can do what I did , get the Ultracast ( Canadian Company ) it is Ultracast This is actually far , far superior to any version by hasegawa have a look at my pictures , for idea of how to do the Beard radiator using Eduard and Ultracast, and Hasegawa parts all together for much more realistic version and look . I used the hasegawa tailplane and stabilisers supplied as I didn't think it makes any real difference The two original photos I own , have no tempest parts visible but is up to you any more questions please ask or go to HyperScale - An Online Magazine for Aircraft and Armour Modellers and look at other models Recommend Ultracast exhausts , pilot seat and beard radiator