That will keep you quiet for a long long time but you will be happy with the finished article

Do you have shares in Whirlybird? This looks like an interesting conversion.

A lot of work went into getting the cockpit together with making the etch fit where it was needed. The rear compartment was even worse as the floor was too wide and after several attempts I cut it off at the access hatch and fitted it. The seat support frame was bent accordingly but when offered up it didn't match the markings on the floor. I thought it was me but looking at drawings it certainly wasn't. Also after looking at drawings the access hatch sides appear to be wrong. Airwaves have four lightening holes but drawings show only two, so I'll go with that and cut one in half plus one of the side plates.

Thought you had breathed in hohoh the halo effect shows your saintly charachter again hohohohoho

Thanks Martin.
It was an excellent turnout last Wednesday.

You could have asked me to breath in before yuo took my photo!!!
Mind you, the halo effect does rather suit me don't you think!!!

(Saint) Neil

A really good evening - quite a buzz.
Thanks for the photos Martin.

That looks like a beast of a helicopter. Nice work, watching with interest.

Thanks for taking and posting the pictures.
Looks like I missed a great night with some superb models on show.
Congratulations to Jon for winning the competition with another scratch built masterpiece.
See you all next meeting after my holiday in glorious Somerset.

SimonT

Once again, thanks for posting the photos.