Quote from: Gondor on February 16, 2023, 01:40:59 AMI 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

  
I haven't done an aircraft/animal hybrid for quite some time : maybe in some future I will go back to that 

thanks for your appreciations !

B-29 (1/144) & Ar234, red  : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

nr. 2 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(1/166) --> Walrus

wow!

Boeing did have plans to fit the B-29 with four jet engines. Model 425 which became Model 432.

At least the double-version belongs only to ericr, not Boeing (too much serious a company...)    

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/biB-29TJ.jpg

Quote from: McColm on February 21, 2023, 02:01:51 AMBoeing did have plans to fit the B-29 with four jet engines. Model 425 which became Model 432.

thanks for the reference, it looks quite alike indeed !

Quote from: Tophe on February 21, 2023, 02:14:18 AMAt least the double-version belongs only to ericr, not Boeing (too much serious a company...)    

      

I like that   

Looks just like a mid-wing Ar-234 to me. 

 

A few design changes and that could be plausible and buildable.

 

Boston & B-29 (1/144), blue  : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

nr. 3 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(1/166) --> Walrus

Looks perfectly normal to me, a logical development of the A-20.