NöNöBärs's What-If Flugwerft (WIP: Greenland Airforce TS-11 Qinngorneq)

[dumaniac]

great concept

[PR19_Kit]

A brill idea, that. 

The blue one is the earlier moulding, Airfix LOVED that colour styrene for some reason, but it got pretty brittle sometimes.

[Captain Canada]

That's looking good already !

[NARSES2]

great concept

Indeed. Looking forward to this

[zenrat]

It's already starting to look like a real one.

The light blue plastic meant that as a kid I didn't have to paint the underneath.

[nönöbär]

While the Dornier bomber is still under heavy construction, a new plane left NöNö Bär's Flugwerft:

A Lufthansa Boeing 247. The German Lufthansa had two of those planes in the 1930s. So not really a What-If, but at least less known one.

The model is a 1:72 William Brothers kit. which seems to be pretty old. The quality was not that good and the resulting model - well I have made better ones 
Painted with Revel Aqua Color and decals are form the spare part box (I think from a Italieri Ju-52)



My complete Lufthansa 1930s collection so far:

[NARSES2]

Nice Boeing and collection 

[Captain Canada]

Beauty. They all look great together ! Need to add floats and CDN regs. to them tho 

[PR19_Kit]

The model is a 1:72 William Brothers kit. which seems to be pretty old. The quality was not that good and the resulting model - well I have made better ones 

It IS pretty old, yes, maybe 30 years old, maybe even more. But it's the only 247 kit there is AFAIK.

No matter how bad the kit you've done a great job on it, looks really smart, nice one. 

[loupgarou]

The model is a 1:72 William Brothers kit. which seems to be pretty old. The quality was not that good and the resulting model - well I have made better ones 

It IS pretty old, yes, maybe 30 years old, maybe even more. But it's the only 247 kit there is AFAIK.

No matter how bad the kit you've done a great job on it, looks really smart, nice one. 

I have built it around 1974 and it seemed a good kit to me. Still have it, BTW.

[zenrat]

I like the Boing.  You can see the family resemblance to the B17.

[nönöbär]

Work on the Do 218 continues.

The gap on the inner wings has been closed with some plastic sheets, next will be some putty & sanding here


The cockpit has been a bit "pimped" as it was pretty empty


The fuselage has been cut into two parts - it will be made a bit longer. The parts show the idea how long it will be.

[nönöbär]

Most work was now invested in the wings, to fill the gap resulting from putting two wings together. So a lot of putty&sanding was required. Parts are just stick together for now.



The hull is now cut in two parts, and first preparations to add an additional sections are done. Additionally, I started to work on some other parts which can be seen so far.

[Captain Canada]

Now that's going to be a beauty !

[Logan Hartke]

I agree. I can't wait to see this one completed.

Cheers,

Logan