Revell 1/32 Hawker Tempest V

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Well I've managed to complete this one relatively fast for me in just a month. No real issues with this one. The only thing I added was some pre-painted harnesses from Eduard as Revell supplied decals which are impossible to use. No fit issues, all in all a nice kit.

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Great job Vaughan.

It's a lovely representation of an often overlooked aircraft. It somehow manages to look modern and menacing and slightly old fashioned at the same time!
 

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Excellent build Vaughan. This is on my 'to get' list.
 

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That turned out very nice Vaughan. Nice to see one in this scale too.
 

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Beautiful work vaughan , superbly built and impressively photographed , cheers tony
 

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Love the presentation and the clean build. Great work Vaughan, one for the top shelf
 

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A great model of a very purposeful looking aircraft.
 

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Thanks guys for all your comments, it was a great kit to build, I would highly recommend it. It's currently £39.49 on Amazon.
 

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A great result Vaughan. It’s the Special Hobby tooling isn’t it? It’s tempting.
 

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Yes Barry it is minus the photo etch and resin extras, but still worth the money. Steve built the Special Hobby version a few years back. there are some differences mine has the canons but otherwise the same.
 

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As Vaughan says, I built the same kit (just with a few bells and whistles in my boxing) and found it a very nice kit indeed. I would certainly second his recommendation.

If you are looking for a WW2 subject after you thrash that big old Hurricane into submission you won't go far wrong with one of these! Plus, it's always good to see someone else's take on a kit you've already built.

Cheers

Steve
 

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As Vaughan says, I built the same kit (just with a few bells and whistles in my boxing) and found it a very nice kit indeed. I would certainly second his recommendation.

If you are looking for a WW2 subject after you thrash that big old Hurricane into submission you won't go far wrong with one of these! Plus, it's always good to see someone else's take on a kit you've already built.

Cheers

Steve
I am thinking about a Revell me262 next Steve. See how that compares to the Trumpy one. Not decided yet. By the way, the big Hurricane is a joy and needs no thrashing, it really wants to be built....
 

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Barry I've not read any reviews on the Revell kit but builds on the Internet look good your Hurricane is looking good were the engine cowling the clear plastic one?
 
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