WHIF's found in Magazines/books

[PR19_Kit]

They must be VERY little ones! 

[Tophe]

tiny jets, this is cartoon what-if

[PR19_Kit]

Hm, rather reminiscent of my DC9-BJ.

[Tophe]

Lovely!
My son asks me if you ever were a passenger of it...

[PR19_Kit]

Lovely!
My son asks me if you ever were a passenger of it...

Hehehe, although it's in the colours of my ex-employers it never really existed. 

[Captain Canada]

Those cartoons are cool Tophe I like #356 !

[CANSO]

An interesting (even utterly absurd!) design for an attack plane - you have almost everything "bi-"there: biplane, bi-empennage, double bi-engines etc. The push-pull idea with different types of engines (Herr Dornier salutes you!) is amazing! I also love the rear positioned cockpit like one of a racing plane (or is the cockpit under the front turret? ):
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If you search Google for "Dusty Ayres" you might find more like this:

[DogfighterZen]

An interesting (even utterly absurd!) design for an attack plane - you have almost everything "bi-"there: biplane, bi-empennage, double bi-engines etc.

Probably even the crewmen/women are bi... 

[loupgarou]

Inspiring!

[zenrat]

An interesting (even utterly absurd!) design for an attack plane - you have almost everything "bi-"there: biplane, bi-empennage, double bi-engines etc.

Probably even the crewmen/women are bi... 

Or Bipolar.

[Rick Lowe]

An interesting (even utterly absurd!) design for an attack plane - you have almost everything "bi-"there: biplane, bi-empennage, double bi-engines etc.

Probably even the crewmen/women are bi... 

Or Bipolar.

I'm in two minds about how to take that remark...

[NARSES2]

Couple of Wiffs in September's SAM

A photo taken at the Scot's Nationals of a really nice 1/144 FAA Tornado M. Nice twin tails, colour scheme and armament 

Full build article on an in-service Rockwell International XFV-12A. Builder combines parts from the Anigrand kit (which I've built) and the Whirlybird vacform kit. Finished in Aeronvale markings. Very nice 

Good edition of the mag.

Added on 1/9/17

Not a wiff but interesting in the same edition there's an article on USN Reserve Airwing RAW 91. Now one of the units was ZP-911 which was a Blimp unit established in 1950. Now I knew the US operated blimps in WWII on over ocean patrols but had no idea they were still being used as late as the 1959 when the unit was disbanded. Indeed the unit took part in a  major exercise simulating a surface and sub-surface threat to the US East Coast in 1953.

Amongst the photos is a great one of two blimps in their hangar taken in 1953 sheltering from a hurricane. Most of the rest of RAW 91 is in their with them and is absolutely dwarfed. Including the 2 Privateer's ! Great article if just for the amazing mix of aircraft the units flew.

[NARSES2]

November's Airfix Magazine has a really nice USAF English Electric Lightning in Vietnam style camouflage and US weapons. Could almost be tempted to do something similar 

Also has a full build of the new tool Airfix Phantom

[kitnut617]

really nice USAF English Electric Lightning in Vietnam style camouflage and US weapons. Could almost be tempted to do something similar 

Well in my very latest Air-Britain AeroMilitaria (arrived a couple of days ago), there's a colour photo of an F-102 in the same scheme

[scooter]

really nice USAF English Electric Lightning in Vietnam style camouflage and US weapons. Could almost be tempted to do something similar 

Well in my very latest Air-Britain AeroMilitaria (arrived a couple of days ago), there's a colour photo of an F-102 in the same scheme

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