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DH-112 Venom Mk I - Classic Airframes - 1/48

Hi,

The latest one finished beginning of November 2018. This is the Classic Airframes kit to which I added the specific nose and auxiliary "FLUNT" tanks of the Swiss version. Decals are from MC-one. The build was not too complicated but a lot of time and care was needed to make this model look okay. For those of you who noticed that the airbrakes and flaps are not down, I will just say that the aircraft just landed and the pilot likes to have things tidy.

The paint job is purposely worn out which is typical of Swiss Venoms.






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  1. Ray Challis rwchallis@hotmail.comFebruary 7, 2022 at 11:14 PM

    Hi, what a fantastic model! I have the aircraft J-1573 at my home here in the UK. Would the model be for sale, it would be great to display it next to the real aircraft. My email is rwchallis@hotmail.com. Many thanks Ray

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