Hawker Typhoon "Zirkus Rosarius"

Roland Sachsenhofer
This gallery is now being opened for the construction of the "Rosarius" Typhoon. However: it should soon be possible to close it again, because the construction is advancing with great strides towards its finale. The only thing that's really challenging is having to build so precisely; this look doesn't allow for any inaccuracies.

gorby
Nice work!
It's a Roland build, so of course it's nice work. 😄
It looks so different in the other teams colours. It took me a while to identify it as a Typhoon.
Incidentally you've got a typo in the title.

Roland Sachsenhofer
Gorby, thank you for your praise and advice! 🙂
I'm glad if the theme appeals and brings some variety to the familiar!

Alexander Perov
Yes, of course everything turned out very well and I think that. something to change at this stage will not be easy

Roland Sachsenhofer
Thank you for your words! Yes, I am satisfied so far; it will be interesting to compare it with the second Typhoon in the familiar colours of the 2nd Tactical AF, there is a bit more going on in terms of surface finish! 🙂

Rui S
Looking forward to see this one completed 👍

Roland Sachsenhofer
Rui, thank you for your words, here she is!
The first "Circus Rosarius" contribution has now been mastered: the Typhoon was not tested for long before it was wrecked by the Rechlin test pilots, but it looks quite good in the colours of this test unit. I hope you like the result, for me at least it is something a little off the beaten track.
Now on to the RAF Typhoon! 🙂

Robin (WhiteGlint)
So it's not a what-if. I just looked up Zirkus Rosarius.
Good work, Roland. 👍

gorby
Fantastic result! The photos with the hangar background look amazing.

Marc Verlot
Wow, simply

Jim J
Nice work, Roland. It's always interesting seeing a familiar airframe in a unique marking scheme. Well done!

David Taylor
You will have to do the rest of the Rosarius fleet Jim especially the Stirling.

Roland Sachsenhofer
Your interest and words please me very much, mates! A "Rosarius" attraction will follow: a P-47 in original and the same in German markings.