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bughunter
That was a dream on my Tamiya Storch! Slide the painted wings on the metal spar and lock them with the upper clear part 🙂
That's the only reason I knew that the wings had to be straight.

J35J Autor
Lovely! Main wings struts was a good fit on the Academy kit but the support struts was to short and plastic too thick so some brass rods will do the trick instead

Michael Kohl
Tackling vacu kits are the pinnacle of modelling in my eyes. I will consider myself a whole modeller only with a vacu kit under my belt. Yet to come...
I love great kits that fall together by themselfes, but occasionally a real modelling challenge is overdue.
So following those who up to the task is a particular pleasure for me. Keep up the good work.

Alec K
Few thoughts on my own decal making experience: if this is one-of (ie if you don't see yourself doing this again) I recommend to outsource the decal printing. You can supply the artwork (I use Corel Draw, a vector editing program), but the printing can be challenging if you don't have the right printer. I have used inkjet myself for many years but switching to laser printer was a game changer (much sharper output without the bleeding concerns) In any case, any white lettering you can't do on a normal printer as they do not print white color.

See pic 155 on my Lockheed P2V-7 Neptune WIP | Album by Pardubak (1:72) for more details.

Pietro De Angelis
Beautiful!

J35J Autor
Thanks Pietro De Angelis!👍🏻

J35J Autor
Renovation of an 30 year old kit, had this old Dornier hanging around among in my old kits. Going for a rebuild into a Tp 24 in the Swedish Air Force.

Guy Rump
Great trio! 👍

J35J Autor
Thanks Gordon, Pedro & Guy for your kind comments!👍🏻

J35J Autor
Yes, there is quite some stories from those days.
The Baltic Sea was & is even these days an area of many incidents and encounters.
Some day I will try to depict on of many encounters from the Cold War. The project is laid out, just need to get the right Viggen version in order to start.
Showdown over the Baltic sea | Project by J35J (1:72)

Villiers de Vos
Nice progress.

Michael Kohl
Interesting project. I am anxious which Viggen-kit you will be using and which modifications you will incorporate, so that I can steal them, ah, I mean lend them, in future projects of mine.

J35J Autor
Micheal - steal with pride, I'm happy to inspire!😅
Regarding your question, as Special Hobby & Tarangus kits is the same mold I should go with the AJ, SH or AJS version. Visually it is more or less the same plane. The version mentioned in my project idea is a SH (Recon/Sea version). Going the recon way you will need to add with some additional pods from Maestro models.
You can also check fellow mate Thomas Kolb's Viggen Quadruple build. There is a lot of useful info and inspiration. I think his AJS version have some recon equipment under the belly.

S M
Well finished! Good looking model!

J35J Autor
Thanks S M for your interest and kind words👍🏻

Bubenec
Daang, awesome work

J35J Autor
Thanks Mark & Bubenec for your comments!👍🏻

J35J Autor
Thank you Michael!👍🏻
Tried to work out the sunshade that you mentioned earlier in the thread but could not get to a reasonable result this time, maybe in the future if I have another go on the 1/48 MikroMir kit. Anyway thanks for inspiration!

Michael Kohl
Looks sleek and beautiful as it is. 🙂

Chrisswe
Beautiful plane and perfect finish 👌
Great job J35J

J35J Autor
Thanks Chrisswe!👍🏻

Rui S
Great work 👍

J35J Autor
Thanks Rui S for your support!

Villiers de Vos
Booking my seat.

J35J Autor
Thanks Dave Flitton & Villiers de Vos for you interest and kind comments.
The Typhoon is still sitting on the shelf, hopeful the restart will occur soon.

Michael Kohl
Saw it in blue in Cosford. Sleek design, nice model of yours.

J35J Autor
Thanks Nicolas & Michael for your interest!
It's was a nice kit to build and testing of NMF paint techniques.

Robert Podkoński
Taking a first row seat here 🙂

Michael Kohl
Me too.

Cuajete
Me 3!

Łukasz Gliński
Me 4 of course 👍