Boeing StratoFlyer

[ysi_maniac]

I cannot resist temptation to develop this 2D into 3D


Certainly not a Tamigawa but it is not so bad. Engraved details (surprising)



A pair of Airfix MiG-21PF at 1/144 to build turboprops from fuselages.


To make tail turbojets, instead of Tamiya's Farmer, as planned, I will use an odd model marked as MiG-23 !? at 1/144. In fact it seems to represent one of those MiG big interceptors designed between MiG-21 and MiG-23

[ysi_maniac]

Detail of tail.

[ysi_maniac]

... turboprops ...

[Tophe]

Wow!

[PR19_Kit]

That's looking VERY creative. 

[Dizzyfugu]

Cool. I like the twin nacelle in the tail a lot. 

Just hope that the props get enough ground clearance, a serious conversion problem when you add props to jets.

[zenrat]

 

[sykotik]

I have to say, I have never thought of using a MIG-23 in that way before!
What a cool idea. It's like a Westernized, fuzzy bunny child of a TU-22 and a TU-95 and I love it!!

[ericr]

 

[Knightflyer]

I do like where that is going, and as Dizzy says, the twin-engined tail nacelle is intriguing

[McColm]

Looking good,  this gives me an idea of kitbashing the 1/72 Trumpeter Tupolev Tu-95MS Bear-H with the Revell Boeing
E-3A/C . Not too sure if I can get away with a straight engines swap,  keeping the inner engines on the Bear and adding the turbofans under each wing 

[Captain Canada]

Woah ! That is wild ! Gotta love the engine layout, especially the twin in the tail !

[TheChronicOne]

Nutty!! I love it.

[sandiego89]

Fantastic!

Do the passengers get handed special hearing protection? What??

Great concept.