Project Odin

[batmancustoms]

[Sauragnmon]

My my, such a tease - it's certainly quite an interesting start though, with the twin-podded engines like that.  What are you planning to do with those?

[batmancustoms]

Thanks so much.

Attempting First what if crazyness.
It well be based on the 1/72  B 36. But as if Built by Germany if they never declared war on UK or invaded poland and went straigh after the Blacksea and the Soviet Union  Is my thought process.  Wanting to do all kinds of crazy stufff .

[batmancustoms]

working on the first two wings if I can get home with enough oomph I well try to get them to where I can show u guys those to.

Take care

[sequoiaranger]

For what it's worth, I have a vac-formed Me-264 (actually, two of them) whose wings I will not be using (using the fuselages for my He-211 "Phoenix" re-build). Granted they are "small" wings when compared to the B-36, but....if you want them I could spare them. Hey, with TWO of them, you could make a "modern BIPLANE" for better lift and fuel capacity! Your call.

[B777LR]

For what it's worth, I have a vac-formed Me-264 (actually, two of them) whose wings I will not be using (using the fuselages for my He-211 "Phoenix" re-build). Granted they are "small" wings when compared to the B-36, but....if you want them I could spare them. Hey, with TWO of them, you could make a "modern BIPLANE" for better lift and fuel capacity! Your call.

Biplane? How about something like that Rutanized B-17 floating around the net? Small(ish) wings on the front and main wings on the back?

[batmancustoms]

For what it's worth, I have a vac-formed Me-264 (actually, two of them) whose wings I will not be using (using the fuselages for my He-211 "Phoenix" re-build). Granted they are "small" wings when compared to the B-36, but....if you want them I could spare them. Hey, with TWO of them, you could make a "modern BIPLANE" for better lift and fuel capacity! Your call.

to kind of u sir!  sent pm

[batmancustoms]

For what it's worth, I have a vac-formed Me-264 (actually, two of them) whose wings I will not be using (using the fuselages for my He-211 "Phoenix" re-build). Granted they are "small" wings when compared to the B-36, but....if you want them I could spare them. Hey, with TWO of them, you could make a "modern BIPLANE" for better lift and fuel capacity! Your call.

Biplane? How about something like that Rutanized B-17 floating around the net? Small(ish) wings on the front and main wings on the back?

Couldnt find the Rutanized B-17? Sounds very cool though! 

[apophenia]

http://aerofiles.com/rutan-b17.jpg

[batmancustoms]

This one is going to take a while.  I think I should of started off small. Oh well sure is heck lot more fun than studying

[Brian da Basher]

Well you've certainly got me intrigued, Batman.

It'll be interesting to see where this all ends up.

Brian da Basher

[batmancustoms]

thank u sir , well get some updated picks up asap

[Eddie M.]

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For what it's worth, I have a vac-formed Me-264 (actually, two of them) whose wings I will not be using (using the fuselages for my He-211 "Phoenix" re-build). Granted they are "small" wings when compared to the B-36, but....if you want them I could spare them. Hey, with TWO of them, you could make a "modern BIPLANE" for better lift and fuel capacity! Your call.

Biplane? How about something like that Rutanized B-17 floating around the net? Small(ish) wings on the front and main wings on the back?

Couldnt find the Rutanized B-17? Sounds very cool though! 

This was done a few years ago by Frank White.It really showed me and anything is possible with imagination and a saw.

[batmancustoms]

awesome !

[sequoiaranger]

I have to laugh when I mention "traditional", *AS IF* either one could in any way be attributed to "tradition". Regardless, I found another pic of a whif that took a B-17 and put the "tailplane" up front: