excellent, go ahead ! thanx

Ar234 & Walrus, yellow  : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

nr. 1 in a series of 9, each giving its wings to the next, in a cycle :
Walrus --> Ar234 --> B29(1/144)--> Boston --> Lublin R.XIII --> Alphajet (1/50) --> Tu-95 (1/200) --> Ju188 --> Tradewind(1/??) --> Walrus

Now THAT'S hilarious!           

Good thing you didn't retain the jets, they'd have pulled the wings clean off!

Are you sure that the engine will get this off the ground? Looks a bit underpowered to me 

Quote from: PR19_Kit on February 14, 2023, 05:22:58 AMNow THAT'S hilarious!           

Good thing you didn't retain the jets, they'd have pulled the wings clean off!

Totally agree, but somehow, just somehow it works   

  

thanks !

Nicely crazy!    

  

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Quote from: PR19_Kit on February 14, 2023, 05:22:58 AMNow THAT'S hilarious!           

Good thing you didn't retain the jets, they'd have pulled the wings clean off!

Totally agree, but somehow, just somehow it works   

Agreed, it works somehow...there are some interesting mixes coming up.  

Keep up the good work!
David aka 63CPE

From the brilliantly twisted mind of designer and artist Cris Shapan. 

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The 109 in that pic looks more like a Hurricane with German crosses...

    

thanks for the reference, I think I saw that one in the past, it must have been in the back of my head 

I saw the title and wondered how you were going to pull this one off. I mean a large aquatic mammal and a world war two German jet.......

Gondor

Good job Eric.  Makes me think of Stop That Pigeon.

Quote from: jcf on February 15, 2023, 03:49:47 PMFrom the brilliantly twisted mind of designer and artist Cris Shapan.

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So THAT'S where they got the idea for the Hunchback-of-Mulkiteo! 

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Interestingly the only pic of the 767-200ADD I could find on the Net is one of my own model!