HIKOKI 1946. KYUSHU SHINDEN J7W4

[Tophe]

I knew this RD-1410, that would be great with your J7W4...
I have posted my twin-fins Mustangs at http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,4461.510.html
thanks again...

[PACOPEPE]

At last i could continue the project, choosing the camo.


Regards
Fran

[Cobra]

Awesome Job Have you thought about adding a Shark's mouth to Your Plane? just asking because the Shape Looks like it could work with a Shark's Mouth. Your Call,it's your Build. Dan

[Stargazer]

Tilt-rotors excepted, it's funny how the design reminds of some 1970s and 1980s tilt-rotor concepts by Bell... (see attachments) Me likey! 

[Sturmbock]

This one's taking Sukai Kurora into the jet age! Very promising. Looking good!

[Pablo1965]

I´ve seen several versions of one of the most interesting and advanced aircraft of the WWII; The Kyushu Shinden, so it was difficult to make a new one.
This is the result; in progress at now. I´m making it at the same time than the P-48.
Cheers
PACOPEPE

Brilliant work, diferent  and nice.

[dumaniac]

Fran

hot stuff - nice going

cheers   Bernie

[Tophe]

This subject is confirmed very pleasant, thanks!

[PACOPEPE]

Kyushu Shinden J7W4. Lt. Saburo Sakai. 262 Kokutai, 2nd hikotai. North of Japan, winter of 1946.

The kit´s near the end; also matt varnish.

[Pablo1965]

Really amazing 

[sequoiaranger]

The jet's tailpipe looks like a drilled-out screw-on top to a toothpaste tube or something! Clever, if so!

[Taiidantomcat]

excellent work!!

[GTX]

Nice work.

Regards,

Greg

[Stargazer]

Fantastic!!  Is that an early Gloster Meteor's cockpit?

[PACOPEPE]

Thanks to all. Craig... once again: "¡qué malo eres"!    . Excuse me, is just a kidding. The nozzle comes from a Mirage kit.

Stargazer2006; the cockpit comes from a kit of Me 609.


Regards
Fran