And now a Italian Me-262

[pepeillo66]

This is my second What-If?.
Miguel

[Tophe]

Nicely surprising...  

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

Ola Miguel

Nice idea, great model.

I H-G

[Ollie]

Excellent idea and execution buddy!

B)  

[elmayerle]

Very nice!!

[Allan]

Hi Pepe,
Lovely model, especially the yellow and white on the turbines.
Allan in Canberra

[matrixone]

Very nice model Miguel!

Can you tell us a little more about it please?
What kit, scale, paints, and decals etc.

Matrixone

[Captain Canada]

Miguel...that's my favourite superbike racer, #17, Duhamel !



Beauty job. Looks great in the Italian colours. Especially your fine weathering job.......awesome !

 

[Ollie]

Hum Toad, there are no #17 on that plane!

 

[dragon]

Miguel,
    Fantastico!  Si no me dices que es un "What-If?" me lo hubiera creido que era algo que en verdad se uso en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.  Un dia de estos tienes que construir un Kyushu J7W1 18-shi Shinden en version Italiana.  
Saludos

Miguel,
    Fantastic!  If you had not said that it is a "What-If?" I would have believed that it was really used in World War two.  One of these days you must build a Kyushu J7W1 18-shi Shinden in an Italian version.
Regards

[Patrick H]

Nice one Miguel. Looks good AND real.



Patrick

[nev]

Oh my, that thing is beautiful!!!

   


Any more photos of this you can share with us, one is not enough!

Great subject, wonderfully executed.

[John Howling Mouse]

Oh, another one of those really TALENTED fellows, eh?  

Seriously, this is superb.

The People demand additional views/photos!!!

Oh, and what was your first What If?

   

[Leigh]

Yeah that looks "RIGHT" doesn't it?

Great Job Miguel and welcome to the nut house.

[elmayerle]

That sure tempts me to work up a formation flight of an Italian Me-262, an Ambrosini-built version of the K7W2 (since Ambrosini had played with that configuration already), and a Re2007.