Alley Cat are doing a Hawker Siddeley Dominie T.1 in 1/144th scale. Test shot (grainy) pic on BM. http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235005036-1144-hawker-siddeley-hs125-dominie-resin-kit-by-alley-cat-test-casting/
Paul Harrison
Alley Cat have got some interesting conversions for the Airfix Beaufighter;
Early Merlin conversion: https://www.alleycatmodels.co.uk/bristol-beaufighter-mk2-merlin-powered-early-conversion-airfix-6624-p.asp
Late Merlin Conversion: https://www.alleycatmodels.co.uk/bristol-beaufighter-mk2-merlin-powered-later-conversion-airfix-6625-p.asp
Twin Tail Conversion: https://www.alleycatmodels.co.uk/bristol-beaufighter-twin-tail-prototype-conversion-6620-p.asp
Anti-shimmy tail wheel: https://www.alleycatmodels.co.uk/bristol-beaufighter-anti-shimmy-twin-contact-tail-wheel-6623-p.asp
Mk.I/VI flat tailplane conversion: https://www.alleycatmodels.co.uk/early-beaufighter-mkivi-conversion-6526-p.asp
it strikes me that the twin tail setup would go particularly well with a Boulton-Paul 4-gun turret as fitted experimentally to a couple(?) of Beaus.
High Planes do a turreted Mk.V: https://www.hpmhobbies.com/high-planes-bristol-beaufighter-v-turreted-mk-11-kit-1-72/
I might have mentioned this before Alley Cat now has a range of 1/72 Avro Shackleton MkI conversions in white and grey paint schemes including the T.4 .
It's best to use the Airfix Shackleton Mk2 as the donor model as the Revell and Novo/Frog kits will need to be modified for the new parts to fit.