The classic Heller kit in two different versions, a SH37 (AJSH 37?) and a SK37 trainer.
I used aftermarket decals on these birds, other than that they are built OOb with nothing extra added.
HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
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HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
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Hairbrush, not airbrush!!
On the workbench:
Hasegawa 1/72 Saab J35 J 'Draken' x 2
Hasegawa 1/72 MiG-17 E / D
On the workbench:
Hasegawa 1/72 Saab J35 J 'Draken' x 2
Hasegawa 1/72 MiG-17 E / D
- patrickroos
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Re: HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
Very very nice indeed!! One treat after the other Robert...
Allthough Im a WWII nerd, the J37 "Viggen" (= Thunderbolt or more accurately translated thunderclap) is my uncontested favorite plane. Very nice to see two at the same time and also in my favorite splinter camo.
Did You know that some of the first J37s were bare metal?
They were so anxious to get them in the air there was no time to wait for painting...
The only remaining flying Viggen that belongs to Swedish Historic Flight, is actually a bare metal one.
I cannot Think of another plane which have a more suitable name.
If You have seen a J37 (or Heard!) You know what I mean. Its a big plane since its basically built around the monstrous RM8 Engine.
(A licence build P&W JT8D, Volvo aero Engines also constructed and added the afterburner to spice it up)
Very nice models!!
Put on headphones and crank it up to experience the J37 "Thunder"!
(You will also see why they had the forrest splinter camo...takes some skill to land a big fighter in the middle of the woods)
Check out the grey Viggens take off, as he turns around the trees, very cool!
[youtube]bZkYnr58DOw[/youtube]
Allthough Im a WWII nerd, the J37 "Viggen" (= Thunderbolt or more accurately translated thunderclap) is my uncontested favorite plane. Very nice to see two at the same time and also in my favorite splinter camo.
Did You know that some of the first J37s were bare metal?
They were so anxious to get them in the air there was no time to wait for painting...
The only remaining flying Viggen that belongs to Swedish Historic Flight, is actually a bare metal one.
I cannot Think of another plane which have a more suitable name.
If You have seen a J37 (or Heard!) You know what I mean. Its a big plane since its basically built around the monstrous RM8 Engine.
(A licence build P&W JT8D, Volvo aero Engines also constructed and added the afterburner to spice it up)
Very nice models!!
Put on headphones and crank it up to experience the J37 "Thunder"!
(You will also see why they had the forrest splinter camo...takes some skill to land a big fighter in the middle of the woods)
Check out the grey Viggens take off, as he turns around the trees, very cool!
[youtube]bZkYnr58DOw[/youtube]
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A long list of stuff to finish...
Finished stuff (I have actually managed to finish something
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In progress:
A long list of stuff to finish...
Finished stuff (I have actually managed to finish something
http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.p ... 88&start=0
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Re: HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
Yummy yummy viggens
the swedish military has awesome camo!
lovely models rob, they look superb.
lovely models rob, they look superb.
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Re: HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
Love the Viggens and you have two great work again rob both stunning
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-TGcs5u_ZXSZ9kObNfsPg
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Re: HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
HOLY CAMO!!!!! Great work!
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- RobertA
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Re: HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
Thank you gentlemen all.... and what a great video, Patrick!!
The Viggen is known as the modellers nightmare, when it comes to painting it.. did these two freehand as there's no way I was going to mask all that lot! I guess that is one of the advantages of being a brushpainter.. 
Hairbrush, not airbrush!!
On the workbench:
Hasegawa 1/72 Saab J35 J 'Draken' x 2
Hasegawa 1/72 MiG-17 E / D
On the workbench:
Hasegawa 1/72 Saab J35 J 'Draken' x 2
Hasegawa 1/72 MiG-17 E / D
- HWGuderian23
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Re: HELLER 1/72 SAAB 37 VIGGEN
Stunning works Robert
! Very very well done mate
!

Cheers!
Markus
Currently on the bench:
HobbyBoss Leopard 2A4 + Trumpeter workable type 570P 'Diehl' tracks 1/35 - assembled
Revell PzKpfw 35(t) with Friul white metal tracks in 1/35
Markus
Currently on the bench:
HobbyBoss Leopard 2A4 + Trumpeter workable type 570P 'Diehl' tracks 1/35 - assembled
Revell PzKpfw 35(t) with Friul white metal tracks in 1/35


