De Havilland Sea-Hornet

[Sumato]

Hey, guys. I just thought I'd share some pics of the beta-build of my De-Havilland Sea-Hornet F.20. I'm also doing a Sea-Hornet F.21 with the radar and associated operators cabin in the rear. I should have it ready for sale hopefully in about a month, when I re-launch my website. Anyhow, just thought I'd share these with some good folks who might appreciate it.

[birder]

looks very nice, good looking model!

[cjwalas]

Very nice looking indeed! Forgive my ignorance, but what scale is this going to be released in?
Chris

[Don Boose]

It looks terrific. My aircraft model focus areas are Fleet Air Arm 1945-1955; Japanese WWII military aircraft; and Golden Age Civil, so this one interests me mightily. I'll be tracking the progress closely.

Don

[dansls1]

Looks nice! And weren't Skyline's models in 1/32nd scale? I'd guess the same...

[shrike]

Oooh goodie. The Claude was a fun build, this looks great too.

Seasprite in the works too?

[Don Boose]

Seafire 47! Firefly 5!

[willygoat]

Looking great Sumato! Interesting subject

[CMDRTED]

Wow, looks better than mine so far... Jeremiah (Sumato) sent the F21 for me to beta build. I have several chunks of it done but whole structures need to be fuzed together etc. I'll start another thread asap! From another viewpoint/opinion, Skyline models are well designed and have an excellant fit. The level of detail seems to get better exponentially. These kits have separate instrument panels printed just for cutting out the bezels etc. And some unusual subjects not overdone by most of the other designers/publishing houses.

[redhorse]

I've been trying to get onto the Skyline model site and can't get on. Do I have the wrong link?

http://www.skylinepapermodels.com/