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100 Years Ago Today in Aviation History
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"> The USN is painting up jets in celebration...this is just one (cool)
Looks like they're doing aircraft in paint shemes from different eras - like an F-18 in Korean War paint scheme.
Val Kraut
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Not exactly a T-45 of course, but there are plenty of Bae Hawk kits in
1/48 out there. Should be possible to convert one into the other, they're not that different externally.Rob
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Actually, Revell Germany are releasing a 1/32 Hawk -
Even in 1/32, it will be a small model. It's a small jet.
A Hawk and a T-45A or C are subtly but notably *very* different...slatted wing, different wing shape (it's a completely different wing, actually), Navalized landing gear, nose landing gear doors (the forward ones on a T-45 are *huge*), stab tip extensions, stab strakes, speed brakes, single ventral fin, totally different cockpit panels, NACES seats, tail hook, dorsal mounted RAT...and that's just off the top of my head...
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Hmmm, sounds like I'd better do some more homework on this subject. Some of these will be pretty much invisible in my usual 1/72 scale, and some easily replaced, but there's also some major rework on that list of yours..
Rob
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Yeah...it's not really a simple conversion. I hope RoG brings out a properly done 1/32 T-45 sometime.