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Läste en intervju med Terje om hans tilltag. Fattar inte hur man tänker när allt handlar om det genuina i ett naturfoto.

Welcome to the Matrix, Neo!

Hi Bjorn, It is very brave to build 2 Heller kits at the same time. Building one Heller Viggen is more than "40 shades of grey" and I do not speak about camo here). But 2 ... is too much :) From other side you can reassure yourself with the fact that new Tarangus kit is also not perfect one. I still...

Two more pictures...

Thank you Anders, nice pictures!

I found some more on the internet. Here what I got.
Lads, if you have more or plan visit to F11, please make pictures of nose with cameras from all sides

Congratulations Jan! Very nice Valkyrie!
I also like this subject plan to build it some time. It gives you a lot of freedom on the way how you want to build it and what kind of details to add - just pure fun, isn't it?

And how was the kit? Does it fit well?

Hi friends,

I am working on SF37 now and plan to build open nose section with cameras, like it is in F11 museum.
However I have not that may pictures.
I will post here what I have and kindly ask you to post any pictures you have on SF37 open nose

Many thanks
Nik

Very impressive, Björn!

Do you plan Diorama? I have interesting idea in mind. Both plans stays on the parking slot and near pilots from both jets talking, drinking vodka or whatever else comes in your mind

This is how it looks after cut. New side left tube done from different size of tubes and CA glue applied. Then sanded to get the shape.
Front part of the tube has a small hole, like on real Viggen.

Next step is to cut away ventilation tubes. The tubes on the sides are "blended" into fuselage, no like on real one. And I want to make holes in the ventilation tubes behind cockpit. But the only solution I see is to make tubes from thin metal. Also I will be able to fix one thing. Tubes behind cock...

Cheers Anders! Luckily plastic models (except decals) do not get much worser with time :) Comparing new and old Viggen. Tarangus/SP designers did a big step forward - no doubt. And no surprise. There was plenty of time to collect drawings, pictures and inspect real subject. Viggen is available in ma...