Quote from: ericr on July 23, 2022, 10:03:23 AM

This is looking very s€xy! 

I do like that Gannet floatplane 

Immediately my brain conjured up pics of a floatplane Gannet being craned back aboard HMS Blake or Tiger! 

thanks ! 

The twin-hull version of your Viking jet had the advantage of "no external float" (saving weight and drag):

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/twinhull-viking-seaplane.jpg

and a tri-engine !     

and red and blue

Small... how much?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolidated_P2Y tells me the length is 18.82m meaning 1/350 is 5.4cm (2 inches). Good, congratulations!

Nice.

Do you have a scale reference object (cat, lego minifig, human body part etc) you could photograph with them?

A cracker    Begging for either Japanese navy or Imperial Airways markings.

 

82mm wingspan, hardly 1.5 cm high  ... 

Quote from: NARSES2 on August 31, 2022, 05:58:00 AMA cracker    Begging for either Japanese navy or Imperial Airways markings.

The P2Y's sister design the Commodore was used by Pan Am and NYRBA (New York, Rio and Buenos Aires Line) in the US, along with Brazil, Argentina, the Bahamas and China.

A very handsome boat. 

Quote from: PR19_Kit on September 02, 2022, 07:02:01 AMA very handsome boat. 

Uh? Question about English language: I thoughr that "handsome" was related to masculine beauty while pretty/beautiful/gorgeous was related to feminine beauty and that plane/boat was feminine in English (masculine in our French, ericr and me). What to think?