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Garry Russell
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Post by Garry Russell »

I remember a Whirlwind and an ex QF Heron (XM296?) in that same green.

In both cases they were referred to as "Admiral's Barges" so that seem to be the colour for Admiral's

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Dave,

Nice to see RAE's unique T.12 - it DOES look good in green!

For those interested, this one (XE531) started out as an F.6, became an F(GA)9 and was then converted to its two-seater configuration. In RAE service, it received a HUD (one of the first) and photo-nose - this was what distinguished it from a standard T.7. It was also used to test fly-by-wire control systems for many years.

Just paint a 4"-5" black disc halfway between the 'Royal Aircraft Establishment' lettering and the nose, just above the white stripe and you'll have the photo nose!

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The blue one's great!
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Post by AndyG »

Kevin wrote:Dave,

Nice to see RAE's unique T.12 - it DOES look good in green!

For those interested, this one (XE531) started out as an F.6, became an F(GA)9 and was then converted to its two-seater configuration. In RAE service, it received a HUD (one of the first) and photo-nose - this was what distinguished it from a standard T.7. It was also used to test fly-by-wire control systems for many years.

Just paint a 4"-5" black disc halfway between the 'Royal Aircraft Establishment' lettering and the nose, just above the white stripe and you'll have the photo nose!

Kevin
The original purpose for the T12 was as part of the training programme for TSR2, hence the HUD. Sadly crashed at Farnborough back in 1982 (not the show, PAE Farnborough).

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Post by DaveG »

Just got a few tweeks to make, then I'll upload the pack later today :smile:
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Post by britishtourer »

Thanks Dave!

Where can it be found?
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Post by Dyl Roberts »

Nice paints Dave!!

Look forward to getting my hands on them :dance:

Love the Green & White one especially :wink:

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britishtourer wrote:Thanks Dave!

Where can it be found?
On my hard drive ATM :lol: Will post when they are uploaded.
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Lurvely.....just bloomin' lurvely, can't wait :dance:
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Pack now available from the "New Releases" section :dance:
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