An airliner of the neutral kingdom of the Netherlands in 1941.
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TomZ
oh, good idea :thumbsup:
Lovely, just lovely!
Very sleek and sexy ! That would look so good in the sky. Nice one !
:wub:
Very good. Which kit did you use?
excellent build, and a very good idea :thumbsup:
That's lovely (and what the aircraft was actually about!), very nice. :thumbsup:
Deserves a Whiffie nomination, IMHO.
Quote from: zenrat on August 03, 2016, 06:48:02 PM
Very good. Which kit did you use?
Very old Revell kit
TomZ
Quote from: TomZ on August 04, 2016, 01:44:32 AM
Quote from: zenrat on August 03, 2016, 06:48:02 PM
Very good. Which kit did you use?
Very old Revell kit
TomZ
Thanks Tom. That's a lot of sanding removing all those rivets.
That is superb :bow:
peaceful and nice... :thumbsup:
Very neat and pretty. I have always loved the FW 200.
If it's the VERY old Revell kit, you had to redo the landing gear completely. It had the twin wheels of the later Luftwaffe version. (I had done one civil FW 200 about 40 years ago)
Yeeeeeeees, i like that! Good job!
Very smart - well modelled. :thumbsup:
But in 1941 The Netherlands were occupied by Nazi-Germany since 1940. Was KLM still active then?
Norbert
Quote from: MaxHeadroom on August 06, 2016, 11:08:26 AM
But in 1941 The Netherlands were occupied by Nazi-Germany since 1940. Was KLM still active then?
Norbert
But who said that happened in TomZ's world?
Quote from: PR19_Kit on August 06, 2016, 02:43:48 PM
But who said that happened in TomZ's world?
In my world (at least in this particular one ;)) the Netherlands was allowed to stay neutral and the KLM flew with a mix of German and US aircraft.
TomZ
Soooo niiiice! :wub: :thumbsup:
How did I miss this one? Well nice and suits those markings.
That's the 1990s tooling of the Civil Condor, although the later military transport boxing has better plastic that's less prone to warping.
Stiil looking good on the pictures as in real life!
It's lovely! :wub:
David