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[Captain Canada]

Wow is that ever nice ! You have to be in awe of some peoples talent.....

[PR19_Kit]

As the Cap'n says it's SUPERB! I like the way it has the take-off rockets under the wings outboard of the engines too. 

The only possible improvement he could make would be to mount it on a trolley like the A model. 

[NARSES2]

Lovely build, how about that instead of the Ta 154 ?

[Dizzyfugu]

A recent build of a friend of mine - had to post it here, as it looks SO natural...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/72918618@N04/10887342004/

[The Big Gimper]

Is too bad this did not happen. It would have made the William Tell completion the "Wilhelm Tell".

The inboard F-4 pylons with sidewinders are inspirational. 1/72 or 1/48 scale?

[NARSES2]

That is gorgeous and looks so right 

[marek]

African Do-335? Why not!



the kit is Hobby Boss 1:72 kit.
http://www.pwm.org.pl/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=50491

[Dizzyfugu]

Is too bad this did not happen. It would have made the William Tell completion the "Wilhelm Tell".

The inboard F-4 pylons with sidewinders are inspirational. 1/72 or 1/48 scale?

AFAIK, everything 1:72. It's the Revell Voodoo, with some Phantom parts/add-ons, new resin seats, and a paintjob in authentic Luftwaffe colors. I love it, and it looks SO natural... 

[Captain Canada]

Oh my.....that Voodoo is just perfect !

[NARSES2]

Nice 335 and looks a much prettier aeroplane in those colours - if ever a 335 can be called pretty 

[The Big Gimper]

Is too bad this did not happen. It would have made the William Tell completion the "Wilhelm Tell".

The inboard F-4 pylons with sidewinders are inspirational. 1/72 or 1/48 scale?

AFAIK, everything 1:72. It's the Revell Voodoo, with some Phantom parts/add-ons, new resin seats, and a paintjob in authentic Luftwaffe colors. I love it, and it looks SO natural... 

Cool. I worked on CAF Voodoo's so for example the ladders are not the ones I used but they look good anyways.  The detailing and paint finish are amazing.

[Dizzyfugu]

Thank you, I'll pas the compliments. Not certain where the ladders come from; IIRC, these are photo-etched pieces, maybe then freely assembled to fit onto the Voodoo. I remember that it was hard to find the appropriate hardware at a decent price, so I assume that they were scratched.

[kerick]

Another "why didn't I think of that?" moments! Awesome the way it looks like a real aircraft and not a whif.

[Dizzyfugu]

Stumbled across this collection of car designs on FlickR, through a comment on my works:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/54664152@N02/

Some lovely things among them, e .g. this:


Cadillac Cadillac V-16--- VERSION II -with trim-  based on an early 60s Chuck Jordan design -for my friend,GlenH by HarborIndiana, on Flickr

or this:


Packard Saved! by HarborIndiana, on Flickr

A lot to discover!

[major]

Nice link Dizzy. Cadillac's!!! Love/Hate situation with both of mine at the moment! Gearbox 'imploded' on the DeVille, and, total brake failure on the Seville (Luckily i was only doing about 30mph, and used the back of a mates car to stop!) I do feel the grinder beckoning after seeing these!
Cheers... Ray