Some creations...

[ysi_maniac]

Mirage F3
Vichy's Dora 

[Slerski]

I'm a little busy but back with two models. Sorry but just the pics... Backstory will come soon (after Ar 380E's and the history of 7. Elektronischekampfführungsgruppe (7.EloKaGr.)... Such a long long name )

So here's the 'Stratospheric' variant of Hurricane, known as Hurricane Mk.VI

[Weaver]

All these are great Slerski - paint jobs in particular! 

[Slerski]

And here is Lockheed-Martin F-15E 'Strike Eagle', JG 73 "Steinhoff", based at Rostock-Laage.

I can't post this one in the Alt. Lufwaffe GB, because I've made it on January, before the official beginning of the GB.

All these are great Slerski - paint jobs in particular! 

Thanks a lot Weaver. I always love to do nice paintjob but I'm a beginner.

[Brian da Basher]

Love the Stratospheric Hurricane! The modifications are perfectly subtle and the color scheme suits it to a T!

Brian da Basher

[PR19_Kit]

So here's the 'Stratospheric' variant of Hurricane, known as Hurricane Mk.VI

Follows 'Kit's First Law of Whiffing' a treat. 

That says 'Any aircraft can be improved by fitting longer wings' 

[Slerski]

So here's the 'Stratospheric' variant of Hurricane, known as Hurricane Mk.VI

Follows 'Kit's First Law of Whiffing' a treat. 

That says 'Any aircraft can be improved by fitting longer wings' 

Hum... I must find this modelling text 

[kitbasher]

I know it, it was one of the decals set in the box  but I've (tried) made the Morane one of the front-line fighter of the RAF during the Battle of Britain

I did one using the Hobbyboss kit.....

[Stargazer]

Slerski, your gallery is pure delight! I'm so utterly in love with the Mirage F.3! The British Morane "Paris" and French Focke-Wulf are unbelievably realistic... but really believable!!! The Hurricane Mk VI rocks too... But the icing on the cake is the backup storyline you provide for each project! I must admit I've slackened off a bit on this aspect of most of my whiffs... it's great to see how you give true plastic form to your imaginings... Keep it up my friend! 

[Slerski]

Thanks everybody. All your comments keep me imaginative (don't know if it's the right word  ).

A last one without story for the moment.

Dassault-Bréguet/McDonnell-Douglas "Jaguar"
125th TFS, 138th TFG, Oklahoma ANG
Tulsa, 1985

[NARSES2]

I like that 

[Slerski]

What-if... Rafale production begins in 1995, as planned. The fighter entered in service in late 1996. The first planes were delivered to the 1/2 "Cigognes" et 3/4 "Limousin" fighter squadrons. 1998 saw the first overseas deployment, when 3/10 "Vexin" received their four first Rafale C.

It's not really a what-if plane. But I've made a little dream. The dream that Rafale entered in service when it was planned. So here is two Rafale C (F1 standard) the first one wearing the Limousin markings with blue-gray scheme and a second one wearing the Vexin markings with Vanille-Chocolat desert scheme.

[pedrospe]

i like your models a lot, mostly the mirage f1c with canards,great job.


                                               Pedro

[Taiidantomcat]

These are excellent  Sorry about not commenting earlier  That Hurricane is beautiful

[Hobbes]

Nice camo schemes on those Rafales!