Glenn's Current Modeling Projects

[Tophe]

Wow! twin-boom, 24th century way?

[RussC]

Old-School designing! done on a NAPKIN!!!

[Glenn]

An Ago heads off to cause fear and horror to some poor resistance fighters!
Glenn

[Tophe]

Unusual!  Which scale? (what size?)

[Glenn]

Tophe, this is an Ago Ao192B scaled at 1/48. They made about 16 of them in the late 1930's and were used by the Gestapo!
Glenn

[Tophe]

The D-OAFW code sounds civilian though... maybe as a trap, yes.

[rickshaw]

The D-OAFW code sounds civilian though... maybe as a trap, yes.

The Gestapo for all its fearsomeness was a civilian organisation, so it would own aircraft with civilian registrations.  I wonder if the Gestapo detachment in North Africa had one in desert cam?

[RussC]

The D-OAFW code sounds civilian though... maybe as a trap, yes.

Or testimony to the fact that they were cowards at heart. 

[Glenn]

Hawker Siren over Kent, July 1953.
Glenn

[Tophe]

Wow! What is this beauty?
Multi-seat derivative of Tempest? Beautiful anyway!

[Gondor]

Those look like sea fury's to me

Gondor

[NARSES2]

Fantastic creation Glenn  

[bodgybuilder]

Hawker Siren over Kent, July 1953.
Glenn

Looks great Glen.
What is the black pod on the end of the far wing?
Matthew

[Glenn]

Hi Matthew.....radar pod. This is a Naval night-fighter used in the Korean war. And, would it have flown...........?
As a designer, always blame the pilot!
Glenn

[Tophe]

Is the design date before 1946? (like the Twin-Mustang, also twin-fuselage night-fighter in Korea)