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[Alan Cantwell 1131]

he is giving it to the wife for chrissy, 4 legs on it, make a great table

[Tony Collins 1073]

JUST BEAUTIFUL

XH558 as she begun life.

[Denis Brown]

Now thats a PROPER COLOUR SCHEME

[Vince Raia]

Yes looks lovely Tony, and would stand out a treat if Dave fly's it at EK against the backdrop of Dennis's prized Sprouts

[DAVE JOHNSON]

Joshua---the old one is stored at the back of my workshop at the moment,covered in Balsa dust etc---i wont be touching it untill this new one is test flown and proven in 2012.
Tony,that piccy looks brilliant,have you any more with detail etc,or can you tell me where you found that one??

[Dave Parry]

Dave it is a computer image from a flight sim.

[Tony Collins 1073]

Which flight sim is that Dave? I would like to get hold of it. We need to accumulate as much accurate imaging as possible from whatever source and that is the object of the exercise. I am trawling through youtube and Google images and even airfix who research for accuracy in their models and my impression of this picture is very favourable. Using a very expensive top image editing programme I can look close up at this picture and even see some rivetting detail. So Dave where do you think this flight sim picture got its origins from?
There is not a great deal of information on the anti flash white Vulcan Dave [ Johnson this time] It is all down to usable images, but I will keep looking.

PS. This is in between building my first new model for yonks. A 130" M5 Sparrowhawk.

[Dave Parry]

Tony I wish I knew too, the picture is graphics from a PC or a game console, the wording that says Parking brakes and then says press something( I can’t make it out) to release, points to it being a flight sim. I am guessing you got it off youtube.

[Tony Collins 1073]

No Dave I got it from here. On page five. A very large picture but only one half. When you save it you get the whole thing.

http://mytvmoments.com/view.php?v=270722

[Dave Parry]

Arr well, it is definitely some sort of computer generated image for whatever purpose it was created for.

[Jarod Edwards]

I Think its From Flight Simulator x
But Could be Wrong:

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Jarod

[Stuart Solomon]

Dave , got loads of photos of the one that did the display at Cosford if you want them. Let me know and I'll pop them on a disc, Solly.

[DAVE JOHNSON]

Thanks Stuart--thats 558 which i have all the details on already-----was just interested in the White scheme that Tony posted----

[paul hughes]

Mornng Dave, what about the Vulcan at Woodford. It was still there when i passed a couple of months ago, Perhaps Alan Cantwell can help?

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[Robin Woodhead]

Dave,
Try a search on [url]Airliners.net[/url] there are pages of them (a white one on page 6)
Robin

[DAVE JOHNSON]

Thanks Robin--will take a look
And Paul--great thought,i have just come home from a visit to Woodford and a look around the Vulcan --its being taken indoors soon for a complete wash and polish before going over to its new retirement place near the new proposed heritage centre there--will keep in touch with thses guys for help in fiture.

[Tony Collins 1073]

Hi Dave. Finding white vulcan info is a real challenge isn't it. I expect you have been looking and probably not had much luck. Camouflage vulcans by the thousand but very little white.
XH558 was in the nuclear strike force in RAF No. 50 Squadron and its markings are hard to find.
The computer generated picture is pretty good but doesn't show everything. XH558 had The squadron crest on both sides of the fuselage at the front which some other vulcans from different areas did not.
The most difficult job has been trying to find images of The front fuselage roundel, the crest and the fin markings in high enough resolution which would enable you to have these items made in vinyl which is probably the way to go. Well I am three parts there after a long old search. The only item I have not yet located is the cross which sits high on the fin. I have got the rest in extremely high resolution which will enable you to print as large as you want with perfect copy. We are talking about 5 Meg plus files which can be made even bigger without losing anything. Luvely jubbly.
Below are examples which I have had to reduce considerably. I think you will agree they will be up to the job. In fact they actually dont look as good when they are reduced for some strange reason.
Your job now is to get the correct sizes. I would say that the pictures may help you to scale these. Maybe the jet intakes will give you some idea. Once you have worked these out let me know what they are and I will resize the images ready for production by the manufacture put them on a disc and send it too you. I reckon the the crest will be between 6 to 8 inches tall and you can compare them to the roundels when you have worked them out. Dont forget the wing roundels - not sure yet what size they will need to be.
I hope this will be OK for you.
Cheers Tony.

PS. Sorry about fun stuff. I've been very tied up lately now both my thumbs are working again, [Titanium]
PPS don't forget that XH558 letters went underneath both wings too. Imagine that, looking up on a slow pass seeing those letters.

[Tony Collins 1073]

cont

[Denis Brown]

Now is your chance boss, to have a model worth looking at at last

[Tony Collins 1073]

The Lincoln Shield