Skyhawk Clock

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Sorry but i didn't know what to put this in
But I made a clock on google sketch up, the A-4 is a argentine one i believe. But i was thinking of stuff to do in the holidays, and though i could make something, this is only a concept, but let me know what you think. The skyhawk would most likely be make and formed from acrylic/perspex sheets, and just form it from that. If I were to make it, i would make it closer to the A-4k, without the avionics hump.

P.S. I'm sorry if this thread was miss leading in anyway

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[luke6745]

What about using an Airfix kit for the Skyhawk? Not sure if you can get one without the hump though.

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Dec 2, 2011 18:01:54 GMT 12 luke6745 said:

What about using an Airfix kit for the Skyhawk? Not sure if you can get one without the hump though.

Not sure I'd bother with the Airfix one. No hump, but it is a very old and basic kit that depicts the earliest version of the Skyhawk (different nose, intakes and tail to ours).

A Hasegawa one would be a better bet for this in 1/72; simple, pretty much the right version, optional hump, relatively easy to find etc.

[turboNZ]

Check my website out..
www.nudemetalz.co.nz/

I made one once out of 3mm alloy plate CNC machined.
Approx 400mm long. Can easily make a "hump back" version too.

[flyjoe180]

I can vouch for Chris' awesome work, he produced an HMS Ajax clock for me and it still hangs in pride of place in my parents' house.

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