Special Hobby plastbyggesett av Norges første jetfly DH.100 Vampire Mk.3 i skala 1/72. Inneholder dekaler for norsk versjon.
Informasjon fra Special Hobby:
DH.100 Vampire Mk.3 ’European and American Operators’
The DH.100 Vampire was a British first generation fighter jet aeroplane and was produced in several versions both for the RAF and for export. The Vampire Mk.3 version saw service not just with the domestic force, it was also operated by military in Canada, Norway and Mexico. And these four operators is what you will find offered on the colour schemes and decal sheet of this kit. It might also be interesting to mention that the Mk.3 Vampires were the very first jets to serve with the air forces of Mexico and Norway.
The kit consists of two styrene sprues and a single clear sprue. The decal sheet brings markings for a British, Canadian, Norwegian and a Mexican options. The Canadian one offer a feature typical for the RCAF airframes, a glazed nose section in front of the cockpit.
- Crisp surface details
- Attractive colour schemes
- Two styles of resin cast wheels, early drop tanks and pre-painted photo-etched fret also available for this model – as separate items.
- The October Newsletter will inform on the release of wheel and canopy spray masks
MARKINGS OPTIONS:
- DH.100 Vampire F. Mk.3, B-AG, C flight, No. 331 Squadron, RNoAF, Gardermoen, Norway, 1948.
- DH. 100 Vampire F. Mk.3, 067-BQ, No.438 Squadron, City of Monteral RCAuxAF, St.Hubert, Canda, September 1955.
- DH.100 Vampire F Mk.3, yellow 2, (ex RCAF 17085, Escuadron Aereo de Pelea 200, FAM, Base Aerea Militar No.1, Santa Lucia airport, Mexico City, Mexico, 1961-70. Ex-Canadian Vampires were known in Mexico as the Aguacates mainly due their dark olive finish with yellow trim.
- DH.100 Vampire F Mk.3, VT799, No. 614 Squadron County of Glamorgan RAuxAF, based at Llandow, Wales, Great Britain, 1951.
Anbefalte farger:
Black
Olive Green
Tire Black
Burnt Metal
Chrome Silver
Clear Red
Clear Blue
Aluminium
Red Brown
Grey Green
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