LUFT46. Horten Ho 229 V8

Started by PACOPEPE, October 02, 2009, 10:28:35 AM

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PACOPEPE

Horten Ho 229 V8, Oberst Hans-Joachim Jabs, Kommodore of NACHTJAGD 1; on intruder missions over England; summer of 1946.

sequoiaranger

My old Binks airbrush can't quite do those narrow scribblings, but it sure looks good on yours!
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chrisonord

Very very nice, I do like the Horten's they have so much whiff potential also.
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PACOPEPE

Thank very much, Craig and Chris.

Here there are new photos, perhaps more clear.


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PACOPEPE

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Ed S

Nice looking Horten.  You did an excellent job on the finish.   :thumbsup:

Ed
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Ian the Kiwi Herder

I was sort of hoping an Ho229 V8 was powered by a pair of 426 Hemi's - however I'm definitely not disappointed, really like the 229, one day I will get around to building one. Great model, great airbrush work.

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PACOPEPE

Thanks Ian, excuse me; i thought the V8 never existed. I only wanted to make a whif version. The kit is the model of PM Models -Horten Ho 229 V7-, with a very little modification.

Do you know the real Horten Ho 229 V8?.


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PACOPEPE

kitbasher

Quote from: chrisonord on October 02, 2009, 11:07:12 AM
Very very nice, I do like the Horten's they have so much whiff potential also.
I agree on both counts.  And there are quite a few whiffed Ho229s on this forum - maybe time they had their own thread.  Or even a GB?  ;D ;D
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PACOPEPE

Quote from: kitbasher on October 03, 2009, 01:06:27 AM
Quote from: chrisonord on October 02, 2009, 11:07:12 AM
Very very nice, I do like the Horten's they have so much whiff potential also.
I agree on both counts.  And there are quite a few whiffed Ho229s on this forum - maybe time they had their own thread.  Or even a GB?  ;D ;D

Thanks Kitbasher. Your Armstrong Withworth "Manta" is fantastic.

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PACOPEPE

jcf

Quote from: PACOPEPE on October 03, 2009, 12:28:31 AM
Thanks Ian, excuse me; i thought the V8 never existed. I only wanted to make a whif version. The kit is the model of PM Models -Horten Ho 229 V7-, with a very little modification.

Do you know the real Horten Ho 229 V8?.


Regards
PACOPEPE

Paco, Ian is just having fun with the term V8 as in V8 engine, specifically the Chrysler Motors Corp. 426 cu in Hemispherical head engine:


Jon

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I LIKE Luft '46 :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

BTW: high quality camo.
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Taiidantomcat

excellent model! very well done! Thanks for sharing this  :cheers:
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