Morane saulnier 4006

[Pablo1965]

To pursuit the 109

[NARSES2]

Stunner - I love push/pull jobs

[Mossie]

Odd looking little push-me pull-me, looks great Pablo!  I'm a fan of them too.

[Pablo1965]

Odd looking little push-me pull-me, looks great Pablo!  I'm a fan of them too.

I know, you see I don't use long booms... but this model is diferent.

[Mossie]

I think it's also the fuselage, it's quite short & compact.  It works well, it follows the strange lines of several French aircraft from the immediate pre-war period.

[Pablo1965]

I think it's also the fuselage, it's quite short & compact.  It works well, it follows the strange lines of several French aircraft from the immediate pre-war period.

Yes, I think in that look when I made this one.
thanks

[ysi_maniac]

I love this one


A warm cockpit during winter time

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

I really like this, very nice indeed. 

Ian

[ElectrikBlue]

Nice model Pablo, the unusual position of the tailplane is very interesting!

[Pablo1965]

Thanks, to everybody...however, to give thanks... a photo:

[Tophe]

Delicious, yes. Question: where the booms and fins come from? (which kit?) if this is not too much secret... History books do not mention this great plane, so I would understand full severe secret...

[Pablo1965]

Delicious, yes. Question: where the booms and fins come from? (which kit?) if this is not too much secret... History books do not mention this great plane, so I would understand full severe secret...

The booms are made with plasticard tube, the tail rudder was taken of a F5F Skyroket who came with two more apart.

[Tophe]

So half scratchbuit and half-breed mixing, great!

[dumaniac]

nice - I am going to have to do this with a 109 - your project is a great incentive

[Tophe]

Uh, for a Bf109, this has been done in History I think (towards the Marton XV in Hungary, see http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,24457.0/highlight,marton.html ), while Pablo is a complete inventor... No?