Saab Sk 29B Tunnan trainer; “Vit Sextioett”, Swedish Air Force F5 Flight Academy

[ysi_maniac]

Love this guy's creations!

... and the cadence too! How many models a month?

[chrisonord]

Very nice Thomas, liking it a lot. I currently have a 2 seat Ouragan on the bench that is getting frowned at as I build other stuff to stop myself form getting annoyed with it. I think I will have to attach the canopy on it differently You have me wondering now if a side by side version would have been doable.
Chris

[Dizzyfugu]

Very nice Thomas, liking it a lot. I currently have a 2 seat Ouragan on the bench that is getting frowned at as I build other stuff to stop myself form getting annoyed with it. I think I will have to attach the canopy on it differently You have me wondering now if a side by side version would have been doable.
Chris

I am sceptical in the Ouragan's case, because the air intake ducts run along the cockpit flanks. There's be hardly space for a side-by-side arrangement. In the Tunnan, the air intake runs under the cockpit, so the cockpit width is less critical.

[chrisonord]

Very nice Thomas, liking it a lot. I currently have a 2 seat Ouragan on the bench that is getting frowned at as I build other stuff to stop myself form getting annoyed with it. I think I will have to attach the canopy on it differently You have me wondering now if a side by side version would have been doable.
Chris

I am sceptical in the Ouragan's case, because the air intake ducts run along the cockpit flanks. There's be hardly space for a side-by-side arrangement. In the Tunnan, the air intake runs under the cockpit, so the cockpit width is less critical.

I have taken the canopy off my Ouragan as it is the edges where it meets the fuselage that were causing me a headache. I did the edge with putty and it just kept cracking and chipping, and wasn't doing the canopy any good either. I have decided to try with a piece of styrene glued to the canopy base and going to work up to that. I will persevere with the tandem layout as the airflow to the engine would be a problem.
Chris 

[PR19_Kit]

You could have the crew spaced WIDE apart, and run the intake air down a duct between them.......... 

[chrisonord]

🤔😂

[Dizzyfugu]

Love this guy's creations!

... and the cadence too! How many models a month?

Small projects take a week, more complex works like this one here maybe two. And, yes, it becomes a space issue... 

[DogfighterZen]

Great work as always, Dizzy!

[comrade harps]