Stuka w.BMW801 engine

[wolfik]

hi all
here is my latest  idea...
the old stuka from monogram was not planned to build but as a test for the hasegawa kit I started a conversion with this bmw engine from the mpm do217 vacu kit , some left over dragon parts and some white milliput...build in two hours
now I will build this monogram kit because I will build two of them...one on swimmers and one as a carrier based version....with torpedo again? we will see  B)
and here a question...has anyone an old He115 from matchbox/revell? I need these swimmers for this project....can anyone help me out?
hope you like it...like me

cheers

[wolfik]

bigger is better  

[wolfik]

last for today  

[Damian2]

Again he pulls out a stunner!!

[Eddie M.]

I am amazed again. You have a very fertile imagination! B) Looking forward to seeing it finished.
  Eddie
   

[Brian da Basher]

Ohhhh YEAAAAHHHH! Great idea wolfik! I'm looking forward to seeing more progress on this one! I just love swapping inlines for radials and vice-versa. Excellent concept!

Brian da Basher

[Captain Canada]

Kinda funny looking so far. Almost like some kind of British 1930s bi-plane. Wildebeast I think......

But it'll be a little easier to imagine once it's got spats ( settle down, BdB ! )

Does look pretty good with that long nose. It's a mazing how you can make all these conour changes look so smooth ! Great stuff !

 

[BlackOps]

I have to agree with the good Captain, the smooth lines of all your blends is amazing!  

Very interesting so far, looking forward to more!



Jeff G.

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

Kinda funny looking so far. Almost like some kind of British 1930s bi-plane. Wildebeast I think......

But it'll be a little easier to imagine once it's got spats ( settle down, BdB ! )

Does look pretty good with that long nose. It's a mazing how you can make all these conour changes look so smooth ! Great stuff !

Looks, to me, more Italian, reminiscent of the earlier Fiat types with a nose sloping away and a big radial on the end. Another great project developing here, methinx !

Ian

[Radish]

             

[waynos]

It looks like a monoplane version of the Armstrong Whitworth A.W.19

[GTX]

Genius, bloody genius!!!

Regards,

Greg

[John Howling Mouse]

I simply don't know how you do it, Peter.

I am a mere Plumber of Plastic while you are surely the Michelangelo of Modelling: the plastic simply bends to your will!

Astonishing.

[Shasper]

I pass my xacto knife towards you

i'm not worthy of such elegance!


Shas B)  

[philp]

Wolfik,
Very interesting idea.  Looking forward to more pics.  You asked about floats from the Matchbox He-115.  I have that kit as part of the estate sale.  Are you sure they wouldn't be too big for this plane or is this the 48th scale kit?
Anyway, I am selling the kit for $15 + shipping and am located in the US (Utah) if you are interested.  Brian will give you an idea on how I do business.