EE Canberra and Martin B-57

[PR19_Kit]

TF-33s, no contest. 

[kitbasher]

I've looked a bit closer at using a Dominie nose to create this and it's possible, with a bit of shunting and reshaping.

Just overlaid a FROG/NOVO Canberra B(I)8 on to Jetstream plans and the latter's fuselage depth, width and cross-section look to be a spot on match.

Now seriously fighting off the temptation to be diverted down that particular whif rabbit hole.  I already have two, possibly three, ideas for the Lightning, Hunter and Canberra GB and frankly don't need another!

[Mossie]

I've looked a bit closer at using a Dominie nose to create this and it's possible, with a bit of shunting and reshaping.

Just overlaid a FROG/NOVO Canberra B(I)8 on to Jetstream plans and the latter's fuselage depth, width and cross-section look to be a spot on match.

Now seriously fighting off the temptation to be diverted down that particular whif rabbit hole.  I already have two, possibly three, ideas for the Lightning, Hunter and Canberra GB and frankly don't need another!

Just to feed temptation, Robert mentioned the Sword U-125 kit that lacks the bulge of the Dominie and has a more curved windscreen that could match the mock up well.  After my experience with the Dominie, I think either the U-125 or Jetstream would be an easier option.

[Zero-Sen]

[Old Wombat]

 

[kitnut617]

I've actually used a Prowler cockpit detail set in my STOVL Canberra although I went with a Vulcan canopy to go over it, polished out though ---



What I did was to use the port side of the cockpit as is, but then used the rear starboard side of the cockpit so I had a radar console in the instrument panel.

[ysi_maniac]

Different eras (early and late) of Canberra bombers.

[su27rules]

 

[ysi_maniac]

T tailed Canberra: the Very British Bomber.