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Thank you very much for your comments!

Oh I missed one picture.

It needed to try about four times until I get a nice canopy.

Thank you! You can see the template in this page.

Hi Friends. The Boulton Paul Defiant was an unusual British fighter aircraft of the Second World War. Called “turret fighter” or fighter with a tower. The idea that led to its concept was to create a fighter plane that, instead of having fixed armament, had its armament concentrated in a...

Your work is amazing. The precision, the pictures, everything is perfect!

Thank you all very much for the positive comments and thank you very, very much for choosing this model of mine to be part of Models of Merit. I don't know if I deserve such an honor.

Just like I said in the SR-71 assembly topic, thank you very, very much for choosing this model of mine to be part of the Models of Merit. I never thought I would deserve such a great honor. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart.

The model is ready. Not everything went perfectly but I still think the model looks beautiful. Well, I hope you like it.

The last post before showing the finished model. For the landing gear I used wheels purchased along with the model. I painted the backs to look like the originals with aluminum color. Otherwise, the landing gear, although it may not look like it at first glance, is relatively simple to assemble...

Thak you mijob. Let´s how it will end. There isn´t much left to show.

Another thing that went wrong. The cardboard structure of the wings doesn't seem to be right and the way I connected the wings to the engines also makes me think it's not right.

Yes, that's basically what I did.

The cockpit canopy seems to me that is designed a little out of logic. Well, the result its this. It could be better.

After some difficulties described in the previous post, here is the result. Each nacelle is basically the length of an F-16!

Yes, you are right, but I think that this model ask to be made like this. At least its my view of it.

well its the part 62a and the cone that have a joint facing outboard. I will change the angle of the 62a and invert the cone position in order that the part joint will face inward.

I started making the engines. This should be a simple work but it turns out it isn't. Some pieces in the back of the model have the wrong number in the instructions. Also the instructions aren't very clear. To complicate more, I don't like the solution of the designer in puting the joint of the...

Thank you!!:) Abdullahsamir - Well, I am building the model as if it is a ship. Each section of skin have a conecting strip that will help to glue and allign the next piece of skin. There is a risk in case of some misaligment or some design error. Until now in general everything fits well. I...

Continuing with the fuselage before starting the engines.