1/72 Hasegawa Panavia Tornado GR.4 617 70th

Subject:: Panavia Tornado GR Mk.4
Royal Air Force (1918-now)
No. 617 Sqn. ZA412 (Wg.Cdr. D.S. Arthurton)
2013 70th Anniversary D-Day - RAF Lossiemouth
BS381C:629 BS381C:642
Scale:: 1:72
Status:: Completed
Started:: October 22, 2019

This is my Dads kit that I am currently building in 617 Squadron's 2013 "Dambusters 70th Anniversary" markings.

She will be carrying the standard RAF Tornado loadout with 2 giant JP233 cluster bomb dispensers.

Project inventory

Full kits

Tornado GR.1 RAF

Revell 1:72

04619 (80-4619) 2000 New parts

Tornado GR Mk.1

Hasegawa 1:72

04028 (K28) 1989 New tool

Decals

RAF 2014 Update

Xtradecal 1:72

X72216 2014 New tool Multi-topic (7)

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Project references

Books

RAF Tornado 1974 onwards (all marks and models)

Ian Black

2014

Photoalbums

15 images

Hasegawa RAF Tornado GR.4 617sqn 70th

1:72

So close!

Project: 1/72 Hasegawa Panavia Tornado GR.4 617 70th

Part of my Collections

Dads Models

Ideas 1×Completed 4×On hold 1×

The Panavia Tornado

Ideas 16×Completed 4×On hold 2×

Comments

22 October 2019, 04:44

Andy Ball
Oh my word! Such detail...let me know how the Hase'Tonka builds?

22 October 2019, 08:05

Tony Stark
Sorry Andy didnt see your comment till now.
The kit is a great kit, no were near the easiest kit like Revell's offering but a great kit to work with!

27 November 2019, 03:50

Andy Ball
So the Revell kit better than Hasegawa, (and all better than Airfix?), have you built them all?, thanks in anticipation, A

28 November 2019, 22:22

Tony Stark
Yes I've built 1 of each, Airfix is an ok kit, much the same as the Italeri kit, they both have a very large seemline down both side of the fuselage, the Hasegawa kit I'm currently building is also a good kit but certain parts dont fit as good as that on the Revell kit, I'd personally say the Revell Tornado is the best Tornado currently available!

29 November 2019, 13:39