JCB

Very Well done, Looks like Two Bobs have superb product. Thanks for sharing. JB

Very Well done, Interesting Display. Thanks for sharing. JB

Very Well Done, I built this kit about 35 years ago. Yours looks so much better. Thanks for sharing this. JB

Came across this looking for info. Superb Build thanks for sharing this. I have been studying the Falklands Conflict since 1982. Concerning the use of the AIM-9L supplied by the US. These were early production versions and were originally white instead of the light grays of latter versions. Also, due to the limited supply of these missiles each Sea Harrier would only carry 2 missiles plus fuel tanks. Range and Loiter times were driving the bus, This was simply a tactical decision by the RN. Haven't come across any evidence of Sea Harriers carrying more than two, even though they could. Again, your build is very well done. Respectfully, John Ballman

Very Well done, Construction and Painting first rate. Weathering very well done. Only thing I see is the tail decal Skull and Cross bones port side not level. Don't see a good starboard side shot. But my eyes may be off. JB

I'm in with some big from Monogram.

No Brainer here.

Definitely agree with PARCHE, draft markings are seriously lacking. You could get into Hull numbers for the Sail and Ship names for some out there who want that option. I would recommend printing a sheet that is similar to Mike Grants or Airscale A/C instruments, they give the Modeler out options. Markings varied from ship class into how many, locations, lengths. Having many options would be the key on one sheet. Hope that helps. John B.

Super work, keep up this post. John B

Super Build, currently thrashing the RM "E" Bug. Not too bad so far, but... Keep up the good work. John B

Thanks for the pictures of your build, you have a talent for detail. I will definitely be referring to them later when I build mine. John B

Crusader in 32 scale would be way cool!!!! Sundowners linage could be done from F-8 to F-14