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Santa's Aircraft 2006

Started by Alvis 3.1, December 24, 2006, 08:38:19 AM

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Alvis 3.1

Here we see what Santa will be flying 300-400 years from now...






Santa on Preflight checklist:




Alvis 3.1

Alvis 3.1

and this is something he SHOULD have flown in 1947...




Alvis 3.1

Rafael

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O U T S T A N D I N G ! ! ! ![/size]


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Ingeniously decaled  :P  :P  :P

Rafa
Understood only by fellow Whiffers....
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UUUuuumm, I love cardboard (Cardboard, Yum!!!)
OK, I know I can't stop scratchbuilding. Someday, I will build something OOB....

YOU - ME- EVERYONE.
WE MAY THINK DIFFERENTLY
BUT WE CAN LIVE TOGETHER

Alvis 3.1

And of course, the Piece de la resistance....








Full stories should be posted on ARC Xmas eve/Xmas morn...

Cheers and salutations all!!!


Alvis 3.1

anthonyp

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ROFLMAO!!!  I love that Christmas Goose!   :wub:  :wub:

Great stuff as always, Alvis!
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John Howling Mouse

Awww, you mean he won't simply "beam" presents to everyone?  

Love that Santa-craft!  Is there a bit of the Star Trek "Scorpion" model in there?

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Styrene in my blood and an impressive void in my cranium.

Alvis 3.1

Yes, it's the oft cursed Polar Lights Scorpion kit used as the base. While my original intent was to use the warp engines from the 1/1000 PL Enterprise, now that PL is no more I'm in hoard mode on those. Scorpions, on the other hand, are plentiful and cheap...


Alvis 3.1

K5054NZ

I was just over at ARC reading the stories - magnificent, Al! I'm totally in love with the Goose. A land-based Goose........mmmmmmmmm :wub:  :wub:  :wub:

Merry Xmas from Lana and myself!

Eddie M.

These brought a big smile to my face. Thanks for sharing B)  :)
    Eddie  
Look behind you!

Jschmus

QuoteO U T S T A N D I N G ! ! ! ![/size]


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What he said!
"Life isn't divided into genres. It's a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography if you're lucky."-Alan Moore

Jschmus

I would never, ever, stoop to accusing anyone here of stealing an idea of mine, but I have to mention this.  I was looking at the pictures of Alvis' "Christmas Goose" when I remembered something.

I wrote a series of military scifi stories when I was in high school, set on a Terra-formed Mars.  Most of them were Hammer's Slammers rip-offs, but one of my more imaginative ideas focused on a rescue mission.  The rescuee was a costumed fellow who flew holiday gifts to families around the planet, using a modified C-130 as the delivery vehicle.  I don't remember what the propulsion system was, but the modded -130 had eight engines, and the names of Santa's reindeer were painted on the nacelles.  I haven't thought of those stories in years, but I saw the pix on ARC, and the memories flooded back to me.

I guess great minds do think alike.
"Life isn't divided into genres. It's a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography if you're lucky."-Alan Moore

Dork the kit slayer

A "Christmas goose"...........you boy ..heres a billion bucks go buy the biggest goose in town..................... :D  :D  :D  :D
:cheers:

Im pink therefore Im Spam...and not allowed out without an adult    

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Alvis 3.1

QuoteI would never, ever, stoop to accusing anyone here of stealing an idea of mine, but I have to mention this.  I was looking at the pictures of Alvis' "Christmas Goose" when I remembered something.

I wrote a series of military scifi stories when I was in high school, set on a Terra-formed Mars.  Most of them were Hammer's Slammers rip-offs, but one of my more imaginative ideas focused on a rescue mission.  The rescuee was a costumed fellow who flew holiday gifts to families around the planet, using a modified C-130 as the delivery vehicle.  I don't remember what the propulsion system was, but the modded -130 had eight engines, and the names of Santa's reindeer were painted on the nacelles.  I haven't thought of those stories in years, but I saw the pix on ARC, and the memories flooded back to me.

I guess great minds do think alike.
...or sick ones...


^_^


Alvis 3.1

philp

Alvis,
Always love these.
Didn't get on the net yesterday so didn't see them till today.
Phil Peterson

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