I notice the original artwork for the Corgi Jaguar is on sale

[NutLoose]

. it’s easily done, I have myself.

[Asturias56]

look at the flares in the first video posted above

[Cat Techie]

Originally Posted by Asturias56

look at the flares in the first video posted above

They are bad indeed. Then again it was the age. Flares later in the Cats life were fortunately reserved for landing.

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Originally Posted by k3k3

I went into the wrong HAS on 20 Sqn in 1978 and found a very early Jaguar, it had a short nose gear door, splitters in front of the intakes, and simple cockpit instruments that wouldn't have looked out of place in a Hunter, in pride of place was a centrally mounted large grey/black artificial horizon.

I vaguely remember the airbrakes didn't have the perforations, but I wouldn't swear to that.

It could have been S07 (XW563) but the instruments sound more like a French "A" prototype (A04). The British Prototypes had the NAVWASS so should be similar to a GR1.

[Cat Techie]

Originally Posted by LOMCEVAK

Jaguar first flight 8 September 1968 ....

Project didn't even exist in 1964.

Know Sharpend means 1974.

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Originally Posted by Krystal n chips

FWIW, Corgi produced a " Limited Edition " ( 1500 to be precise) 1:72 model in what they term "decommissioned livery" as in 6 Sqdn's Tiger paint scheme. I actually have one, albeit still pristine in the box.

Wish I did. Corgi 0 - 1 Wife. Had to pay for the thing as well. Copyright doesn't exist to Corgi. They picked the right side for the box image mind.