Duck monoplane & He70, yellow : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

[Tophe]

Would like to see it finished in early WW2 RAF bomber colours.

As far as I am concerned, I prefer it the way it is: in Firemen all-red colour!

[ericr]

Would like to see it finished in early WW2 RAF bomber colours.

As far as I am concerned, I prefer it the way it is: in Firemen all-red colour!

  

As I sometimes say, if my contraptions inspire you, please do !

[NARSES2]

It's crazy how right this one looks ! Love it, and now I want one !

In an odd way it does     

I know it's because of the engines but to me it's a biplane Avro Manchester.

A very good biplane Manchester.

A Slipwing Manchester perhaps ?

[ericr]

 

[jcf]

It's crazy how right this one looks ! Love it, and now I want one !

In an odd way it does     

I know it's because of the engines but to me it's a biplane Avro Manchester.

A very good biplane Manchester.

A Slipwing Manchester perhaps ?

With a skid landing gear? 

[63cpe]

Just a great idea EricR! lovely lanc.

David aka 63CPE

[ericr]

thanks !

[ericr]

B-17G & Lancaster, blue  : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

second in a cyclic series of three, each giving its wings to the next :
Lancaster --> B-17G --> Heyford --> Lancaster

 

[scooter]

So its an XB-38 variant.

[Tophe]

At least, the bright blue camo (to be lost in the sea) is whif  

[McColm]

It  works,  the same can be said for the C-46 and the wings from a B-17F. Although I have yet to build a twin engine  B-17.

[Flyer]

Nice and subtle 

Can I request a pic that is more of a top view to appreciate the difference in wing shape?

[NARSES2]

Very neat 

[ericr]

 

[ericr]

Heyford & B-17G, yellow  : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

third in a cyclic series of three, each giving its wings to the next :
Lancaster --> B-17G --> Heyford --> Lancaster