🇨🇦 Greeting from Canada! That would look stunning in a natural metal finish with RCAF markings from the late 60's for a "what if". Thanks for showing us this kit. 🇨🇦
They’re not called “feeds”, they’re “supports” because during the printing process they support any part of the print that overhangs the previous layers. It’s a bit confusing since the parts are printed upside down. Thanks for showing this new kit!
Interesting subject. Not really my thing, paper projects but like the look of this. Nice to hear you on RUclips again, one little thing, could you do video in landscape as it's better for watching I think.
Built my Airfix 1:48 TSR.2 as a ‘What If’ (FR Aviation trials/target aircraft, like the real Dassault 20’s they use), back in 2014. Failing that, I would have gone for the classic ‘Raspberry Ripple’ scheme of RAE Farnborough/Empire Test Pilots School. Did Fairey have a house colour, as the original Canberra prototype looked good in English Electric/Petter all-over blue with yellow ‘P’ (Prototype) markings scheme?
It's exciting to see that 3D printing is starting to provide us with some more exotic subjects to build - the future is bright for the hobby 👍
🇨🇦 Greeting from Canada! That would look stunning in a natural metal finish with RCAF markings from the late 60's for a "what if". Thanks for showing us this kit. 🇨🇦
The resin 3d printing is certainly amazing.
Looks fabulous and like the baby brother of a B 58 Hustler. I’ll but the magazine just to see this one built up.
They’re not called “feeds”, they’re “supports” because during the printing process they support any part of the print that overhangs the previous layers. It’s a bit confusing since the parts are printed upside down. Thanks for showing this new kit!
Great to see and hear you again Spence!
Interesting subject. Not really my thing, paper projects but like the look of this. Nice to hear you on RUclips again, one little thing, could you do video in landscape as it's better for watching I think.
Interesting looking aircraft and kit. Interested to see how it goes together.
Have a great build. I'm a new Sub on your channel. 👍
Built my Airfix 1:48 TSR.2 as a ‘What If’ (FR Aviation trials/target aircraft, like the real Dassault 20’s they use), back in 2014. Failing that, I would have gone for the classic ‘Raspberry Ripple’ scheme of RAE Farnborough/Empire Test Pilots School. Did Fairey have a house colour, as the original Canberra prototype looked good in English Electric/Petter all-over blue with yellow ‘P’ (Prototype) markings scheme?
I'm blown away that they didn't remove the supports, I never ship anything with supports on.