TinTin's aircraft

[Daryl J.]

Since TinTin was in authorship prior to WW-2, somehow a Savoia-Marchetti S.55, a PZL P.7,  a Curtiss Hawk P-6E,  Junkers W.34 and the like could be included.    It was pretty interesting to see how some of the illustrations changed to modernize the texts post-war.     

(Johnnie Walker Black Label),
Daryl J.

[Spey_Phantom]

Bordurian (or Syldavian) MIG-15 at 0.01.13 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WyNyvWn1Nk&feature=related

[CANSO]

Another "Mosquito" from "The Red Sea Sharks" seen in Dortmund:

[Daryl J.]

One Supermarine Attacker on the way for a Khemedi buildup.

[Daryl J.]

One might put Thompson and Thomson in a Kinetic T-45, or, to be precise, a Goshawk if they took a modern day American adventure.   Or, for Pre-war Tintin, DuPond and DuPont could pootle through the skies in a Couzinet Arc en Ciel C.70

[Glenn]

As TinTin and Snowy escape their captives in Egypt, heading for India.

Model : Balsa except for the wheels and spinner.
Scale :1/48
Glenn

[Glenn]

TinTin and Snowy prepare to take off and head to India.

(sorry the shots are in reverse)

Glenn

[Glenn]

Last shot of TinTin's escape aircraft as next will be 'Broken Ear'.
Glenn

[CANSO]

A very nice Arado Ar 196 (didn't know TinTin has used this one):


More photos here.

[ericr]

[Dizzyfugu]

And here's a model of the "Aurore" (from the 9th album, L'Étoile mystérieuse), the ship that carries the Ar 196 on a catapult:



The ship model was sold thorugh an auction for EUR 500,-.

[ericr]

 

[pirx]

Pictures I shot at Lübeck model show two weeks ago:

No aircraft, but the moon vehicle from On a marché sur la Lune.

[Spey_Phantom]

A very nice Arado Ar 196 (didn't know TinTin has used this one):

ive built one of those a few years ago 

[KiwiZac]

Another "Mosquito" from "The Red Sea Sharks" seen in Dortmund:

Oh my, that is gorgeous! I've been toying with the idea of making my 1/32 Mossie a Khemedi one as the scheme looks so good. I love it!