WHIFS found while Google-ing

[172flogger]

Found at ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Northorp-F5E-Tiger-II-172-gebaut-/201272807190
http://www.ebay.com/itm/-VERTOL-107II-AIRFIX-172-gebaut-RAR-/201272807498

[jsport]

oh, and this

somebody drank too much redbull

[Dizzyfugu]

Not a whif, as the hardware proofs, but this Saab has a certain charm. 

[scooter]

Not a whif, as the hardware proofs, but this Saab has a certain charm. 

Saab SPV?

[PR19_Kit]

Just the job for taking models to a show, and for bringing increased stash items back as well. 

[scooter]

Just the job for taking models to a show, and for bringing increased stash items back as well. 

Going to Otakon (a large anime convention in Baltimore) for a couple of years, my buddy and I would load up the back of my Chevy Tahoe with 6 large tubs of models for an Area 88 display in Artist's Alley.  It made for some very interesting tetrising of luggage and cargo, especially the one year we had passenger in the back seat.

[Captain Canada]

That is awesome ! Small, yet big !

[Zombolt]

Just the job for taking models to a show, and for bringing increased stash items back as well. 

Going to Otakon (a large anime convention in Baltimore) for a couple of years, my buddy and I would load up the back of my Chevy Tahoe with 6 large tubs of models for an Area 88 display in Artist's Alley.  It made for some very interesting tetrising of luggage and cargo, especially the one year we had passenger in the back seat.

What years? I may have seen that!

[scooter]

Just the job for taking models to a show, and for bringing increased stash items back as well. 

Going to Otakon (a large anime convention in Baltimore) for a couple of years, my buddy and I would load up the back of my Chevy Tahoe with 6 large tubs of models for an Area 88 display in Artist's Alley.  It made for some very interesting tetrising of luggage and cargo, especially the one year we had passenger in the back seat.

What years? I may have seen that!

1999 and 2000.  In 2000, we brought down a 1:1 scale (or over scale) Sidewinder built out of parts and pieces from Home Depot.  Got some interesting looks with it strapped to the roof of my truck.

[Zombolt]

Just the job for taking models to a show, and for bringing increased stash items back as well. 

Going to Otakon (a large anime convention in Baltimore) for a couple of years, my buddy and I would load up the back of my Chevy Tahoe with 6 large tubs of models for an Area 88 display in Artist's Alley.  It made for some very interesting tetrising of luggage and cargo, especially the one year we had passenger in the back seat.

What years? I may have seen that!

1999 and 2000.  In 2000, we brought down a 1:1 scale (or over scale) Sidewinder built out of parts and pieces from Home Depot.  Got some interesting looks with it strapped to the roof of my truck.

Welp wasn't when I went. I was there '10, '12 and '13

[KiwiZac]

While hunting down McDonnell Douglas-Bell LHX concept art I stumbled across two very cool profiles by Photobucketeer Norman_Rockwell of the oft-forgotten LHX Utility (this was cancelled early on, leaving the programme with SCAT - the Scout/Attack which eventually lead to Comanche):




Very slick! I'd only ever seen one Utility picture before, the painting of the Boeing-Sikorsky proposal being overflown by their SCAT.

Now. Who wants to build one? I must say the rotor looks like it should be a little wider.

[Jesse220]

While hunting down McDonnell Douglas-Bell LHX concept art I stumbled across two very cool profiles by Photobucketeer Norman_Rockwell of the oft-forgotten LHX Utility (this was cancelled early on, leaving the programme with SCAT - the Scout/Attack which eventually lead to Comanche):




Very slick! I'd only ever seen one Utility picture before, the painting of the Boeing-Sikorsky proposal being overflown by their SCAT.

Now. Who wants to build one? I must say the rotor looks like it should be a little wider.

Those are something we might use

[DogfighterZen]

Hey guys, don't know if this was previously posted here, i came across this site that should interest a lot of us around here, check it out.
http://www.aeroknow.com/USAFM.htm

[Captain Canada]

I love the Super straight winged Sabre ! Very nice. Again, goes back to my love of straight winged tip tanks and jets.

[kerick]

Very attractive aircraft!