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Carrying on from the photos I've posted in the group thread...

And now there are two! Thanks to Scotty for the additional kits, too. I pinched the windscreen out of one of them so I could move forward with the Air NZ 737. Got the nose packed with liquid gravity - that was a fun job....not!
I've also sanded back Air Inuit and applied *more* putty, especially to one of the rear doors - that was lower than the rest of the fuselage. Still more sanding to do....



Oh, and Adam....if you look carefully, you'll see the glider...

*cue thumbs up emoji*

The Air Inuit 737 is finally white! Primed her 4 times with grey, then 3 coats of white primer. But sadly, she'll have to wait until I can find a gravel kit - that's one detail I didn't pick up on...I know they're out there somewhere!

Cap'n Wannabe wrote:But sadly, she'll have to wait until I can find a gravel kit - that's one detail I didn't pick up on...I know they're out there somewhere!

DIY like this Bloke did :







Impressive and he even included the "Dissipators" from the bottom of the Engines!

The gravel kit were originally done by Fotocut I think, but my memory is really dodgy these days, I know that Tte guy running it passed away a long time ago, long gone now, ebay is your only hope if you don't want to scratch build.

Need a photo for inspiration?

That is definitely inspiring..... I love the gravel kits! Right up there in the cool factor with the Mexican RATO 727s.