WHIFs found at HyperScale

[Alvis 3.14159]

Don't recall seeing this posted before, but I may be wrong. Republic of Newfoundland and Labrador
Model 737 Surveiller

I've never heard of M&B before but it wouldn't surprise me if it was a re-pop of the old Nitto 737-200.

Me neither Kit, but they're in the big book.  Canadian company around the early 80's apparently, all their kits were as you guessed, ex-Nitto.  They boxed four 737-200's and a single DC-9-30 all in Canadian airline colours of one sort or another.  BTW, if you're trying to do a search it's Maquettes M&B

The 737s I have are CP Air, Pacific Western Airlines, and I think Nordique, the DC-9 is Air Canada

Alvis Pi

[Dizzyfugu]

gees - nice

what is its name - "blade runner" with all those prop blade

where did you get the props or are they home made ?

cheers

Bernie

I'd suppose they were taken from the VEB Plasticart Tu-20 kit in 1:100, a vintage GDR production thing that can be found on ebay. Great stuff for this kind of conversion, they fit well in 1:72.

[kitnut617]

gees - nice

what is its name - "blade runner" with all those prop blade

where did you get the props or are they home made ?

cheers

Bernie

I'd suppose they were taken from the VEB Plasticart Tu-20 kit in 1:100, a vintage GDR production thing that can be found on ebay. Great stuff for this kind of conversion, they fit well in 1:72.

Or they could have come from the 1/72 XB-35 kit, they look familiar --

[PR19_Kit]

gees - nice

what is its name - "blade runner" with all those prop blade

where did you get the props or are they home made ?

cheers

Bernie

I'd suppose they were taken from the VEB Plasticart Tu-20 kit in 1:100, a vintage GDR production thing that can be found on ebay. Great stuff for this kind of conversion, they fit well in 1:72.

Or they could have come from the 1/72 XB-35 kit, they look familiar --

The B-35's props are square ended though, at least the ones I have are, whereas the Tu-20 has pointed tips.

[TallEng]

If you click on the link in the original posting I think you'll find that the props
Are from the VEB Plasticart Tu-20
Regards
Keith

[kitnut617]

If you click on the link in the original posting I think you'll find that the props
Are from the VEB Plasticart Tu-20
Regards
Keith

Ah! right! missed that bit --- 

[The Rat]

Oh WOW, this takes it to a whole new level. A recce Stiletto!

[Captain Canada]

Nice find Ratty ! That is just awesome ! Love the shape of the nose....reminds me of a 'real' Aardvark !

[kerick]

Might be the Hasegawa RF-101 nose. I just sawed off one of those.
Cannot place the wings.....

[The Rat]

Cannot place the wings.....

I was wondering if they were Phantom wings with a reduced chord. 

[kitnut617]

Cannot place the wings.....

I was wondering if they were Phantom wings with a reduced chord. 

They look like some 1/144 airliner wing with an added leading edge to the outer panels.  Where's Kit -- ?  he'll know   

[JayBee]

Oh WOW, this takes it to a whole new level. A recce Stiletto!

I just do not give a fishes t1t about the bits.
That is gorgeous!

[Gondor]

The wings look the same as in the "Son of PR19" the Kit built. I can't remember the name of the missile that he used but the wings sure look a lot like them.

Gondor

[CammNut]

The wings for the recce X-3 come from the Northrop Snark missile - Monogram 1/48th kit, presumably

http://www.postwarv2.com/snark/monogram_snark.html

[PR19_Kit]

The wings for the recce X-3 come from the Northrop Snark missile - Monogram 1/48th kit, presumably

http://www.postwarv2.com/snark/monogram_snark.html

The wings look the same as in the "Son of PR19" the Kit built. I can't remember the name of the missile that he used but the wings sure look a lot like them.

I used the smaller scale Snark wings from the Revell kit, I think it's 1/87 or something, but the shape looks pretty well dead on, as CammNut said.