Royal Australian Air Force 100th Anniversary Cook Up

[lastvautour]

Thank you Paul.

Lou

[Boomerang]

Meteor has been completed.

[lastvautour]

Masterful Gordon. You capture the essences of the Meteor.

Lou

[Boomerang]

Thank You Lou,

I saw this colour scheme some time ago and thought it would look good.

Cheers

Gordon

[Boomerang]

I have another Vampire that I cut out some time ago.

Also reviewing my drawings for the CAC Sabre .

Both are 1/48.

Gordon

[Boomerang]

So I've reviewed the Sabre drawings and will probably start one later in the year.

When I cut out the Original Vampire I made a canopy mould for plunge moulding .

Having gained permission to use the imperial hair dryer I attempted some experiments .

I have two canopies that I am satisfied with .

Sooo a 1/48 Vampire is next of the board.

Cheers

Gordon

[lastvautour]

Tell me more about the imperial hair dryer. Does it run hotter than other dryers and what kind of plastic do you use?

Lou

[Boomerang]

The Imperial Blow dryer has the same ranking as the Imperial sowing box.

Both need permission to use.

I used some recycled clear packaging . I used the thinner of what I had . Seemed to work.

Gordon

[lastvautour]

Thank you. I have the same brand.

Lou

[lastvautour]

RAAF BAe Hawk Mk 127 AirToon. Always fun.

Lou

[Boomerang]

Wirraway added.

Gordon

[Boomerang]

Keeping it all alive.

Have something relatively quick and easy in mind.

Cheers

Gordon

[lastvautour]

Quick and easy is always good.

The attachment is not a quick nor easy build but definitely Australian.

Lou

[Boomerang]

The BE is a bit tricky but not written off. However the Martinsyde has been on the list for a while.

Gordon

[Boomerang]

The Miles M2 was impressed into the RAAF from the civil register and used by Communications Flights.

Cheers

Gordon