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[PR19_Kit]

Does 'engine variant' mean it has an afterburning Spey?

It looks a natural in those colours, and I LOVE the two seater version of the F-8 too, even though they only made one of them IIRC. 

[Captain Canada]

Nice !

[Scotaidh]

Does 'engine variant' mean it has an afterburning Spey?

It looks a natural in those colours, and I LOVE the two seater version of the F-8 too, even though they only made one of them IIRC. 

He doesn't explain ... 

[chrisonord]

Hmm? I have a hasegawa  F8 in the stash doing nowt, that could very well be its get out of jail  card. Nice  find

[perttime]

Some items in the BeignetBison Alternate History gallery.
https://www.deviantart.com/beignetbison/gallery/36624653/alternate-history

Among his recent work: Arsenal VB.33 Epaulard. He says: "F4u airframe, A3D Skyknigh wings, T-56 engine nacelle for front fuselage, Supermarine Attacker canopy..."

[NARSES2]

I like that 

A distant relative of the Loire-Nieuport LN411 ?



And yes it is residing in my stash

[perttime]

From comment on BeignetBison's Arsenal VB.33 Epaulard:
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Davidtou
It seems to be a close brother of the Loire-Nieuport LN 401.

BeignetBison
Funny beacue the inspiration used on is are mainly american and british.
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But there is some clear resemblance.

[scooter]

Ford Bronco Walkers

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I wonder if they rust out like Broncos were wont to do

[Tophe]

"Yesterday" has been published the nice drawing art of a (Mitsubishi) Twin-Raiden:
https://www.deviantart.com/jimbowyrick1/art/Ve-Mi-J33-33-Twin-Raiden-846254390

[Scotaidh]

"Yesterday" has been published the nice drawing art of a (Mitsubishi) Twin-Raiden:
https://www.deviantart.com/jimbowyrick1/art/Ve-Mi-J33-33-Twin-Raiden-846254390

Interesting - they have the pilot in the right fuselage, when all other such twinned aircraft that I've seen have the pilot in the left side ... Mostly, I think, because in two-seat+ aircraft the captain sits on the left.  Did the Japanese do it the other way - have the captain/senior pilot sit on the left?

[zenrat]

The Japanese drive on the correct side of the road - the left - meaning their cars have the driver on the right.  Maybe that influenced the design?
If I were drawing it i'd put the pilot in the RH fuselage.

[Rheged]

It was once explained to me that much of the Commonwealth , and Japan, drive on the left (or RIGHT) side of the road, whereas everyone else drives on the right (or WRONG) side of the road.

However, in India, from my very limited experience, they drive all over the road and occasionally off it too.

[ericr]

However, in India, from my very limited experience, they drive all over the road and occasionally off it too.

my observation too

(not to speak of the occasional elephant)

an indian colleaugue commented on my naive astonishment : "India is a free country"

[NARSES2]

I do have to admit that i found the best way to take a taxi journey in India was to try and go to sleep in the back and let the driver get on with it 

[ericr]

it is, anyway, the karma that determines what has to happen, so you can as well relax, as it is not in your hands anymore