PAYEN-SAUVAGE SP.240 Unicraft 1/72

[CAO 700]

For the original mold, I used Milliput, but the probleme was with the dissolved plastic!

There are the new resin engines:

[BlackOps]

While I think this aircraft looks a lot like a flying pickle, I can't wait to see how this comes out.

[CAO 700]

Some parts, without sprues:

[NARSES2]

Knowing what Unicraft kits are like I'm impressed and looking forward to seeing this finished 

[puddingwrestler]

What disturbs me is that your home made castings are better than the castings on the kit; for which you paid money to a company which has apparently been doing this for years...

[CAO 700]

Yes, you're right, but I couldn't cast a complete model like this Payen. I'm not sufficiently experient for that .

Thank you Narses.

My (small) work of this evening:

[John Howling Mouse]

The mold is open. I think it's possible to do better!

Is that not a perfect scale model of a toasted bagel with plenty of cheese?

This is an incredible aircraft...was it ever built and did it actually ever fly?

[CAO 700]

Hi, it was never built and obviously, it never fly! It's a real what-if project

[CAO 700]

[CAO 700]

[CAO 700]

[NARSES2]

I'm really enjoying watching you turn this beast into a beauty CAO 

[CAO 700]

Thank you very much Narses2!

[Swanny]

Uhg, should not have looked at this right after eating. You should put a warning on this post. You are a braver man than I to tackle this thing. I would suggest trying some Bare Metal Foil casting resin for your engine. I use it for my one-off projects with excellent results.

[CAO 700]

Hi Swanny thank you for sharing your experience!

The interior: