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

Started by nönöbär, June 06, 2012, 12:25:42 PM

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nönöbär

Returning form vacation, work continues on the Focke Wulf jet bomber.

You see the age of the kit I use - fit quality is quite bad, so a lot of putty is used. Wings are only put together right now, they will be glues together after painting. The model is now ready to get its first colors:

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Tophe

[the word "realistic" hurts my heart...]


dumaniac

Regarding the 262 with props, the Germans did have a turboprop jet on the books. Only one engine was ready by war's end. However if you were to mount the main engine above the wing (same as the turbo props in eastern Australia that service regional areas), there is plenty of clearance. Despite all that, your model does look beautiful and has great lines. I look forward to the camo job. Good luck.

Dizzyfugu

That's looking good. I also have one of the 1:100 Vautours in the stash, it's intimidating... But I had a similar idea for it: an 1:72 German WWII singe-seat fighter.  :thumbsup:

nönöbär

Quote from: dumaniac on September 07, 2020, 01:19:47 AM
Regarding the 262 with props, the Germans did have a turboprop jet on the books. Only one engine was ready by war's end. However if you were to mount the main engine above the wing (same as the turbo props in eastern Australia that service regional areas), there is plenty of clearance. Despite all that, your model does look beautiful and has great lines. I look forward to the camo job. Good luck.

I had completed it a while ago, but as this one is a prototype, it has no real camo on it. However, here it is: https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=48069.0
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nönöbär

Quote from: Dizzyfugu on September 07, 2020, 02:10:17 AM
That's looking good. I also have one of the 1:100 Vautours in the stash, it's intimidating... But I had a similar idea for it: an 1:72 German WWII singe-seat fighter.  :thumbsup:

As I like some bombs at it, i guess mine will more a fighter bomber or ground attack aircraft.

This kit is so old, it has some markings on wings and hull where the original decals should be placed, like on some of the 1950s Revell kits. I assume this kit is also from the 1950s or early 60s.
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NARSES2

Have a good vacation ?

I like the idea of it being a ground attack aircraft
Do not condemn the judgement of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong.

nönöbär

Finally, I could continue to work on the FW attack plane.

Painting has started and a few small parts were 3D printed. Now everything waits to be put together.

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nönöbär

Finally, all the "big" things have been put together.



I am now doing some tests for the armament, i.e. bomb load, not so sure if I should out the main bombs between the engines and the fuselage, or outside of the engines. Between engines and fuselage would be better regarding bomb weight, but i fear the gap it too narrow.
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zenrat

If you move the stabilisers to the wingtips then you could use the fuselage bays under the engines as bomb-bays.
Fred

- Can't be bothered to do the proper research and get it right.

Another ill conceived, lazily thought out, crudely executed and badly painted piece of half arsed what-if modelling muppetry from zenrat industries.

zenrat industries:  We're everywhere...for your convenience..

nönöbär

Quote from: zenrat on October 18, 2020, 03:43:27 AM
If you move the stabilisers to the wingtips then you could use the fuselage bays under the engines as bomb-bays.

Yes, thought about it as well, but the big bombs are too big for that..... So i will go for an external bomb load, as it was mostly used on German planes.
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