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

[ericr]

so the coke-bottle fuselage could become a GB after all, with al this variety 

[ericr]

here is what the Buccaneer fuselage became, with wings from the spares box, coming from a Twin Otter
(I still have a fuselage to deal with ...  )

[NARSES2]

Now that actually looks right 

[PR19_Kit]

Now that actually looks right 

EXACTLY! I'm seriously impressed! 

Darned if I can think what its use would be, but it looks terrific. 

[kitbasher]

yes it does.  Paint it grey and add more aerials an it's a special ops snooping type.

[PR19_Kit]

Hm yes.

The big flat fairings forward and aft of the wings are the SLAR fit of course.......... 

[kitbasher]

Hm yes.

The big flat fairings forward and aft of the wings are the SLAR fit of course.......... 

Indeed - that's what clinched it for me, Kit.

[Captain Canada]

It sure does ! Like a COD or an ASW bird !

[ericr]

thank you all!

the main purpose of this aircraft was until now secret, but you just revealed it :
it was meant to make you talk  in which it had some success 
Antoher purpose was of course fun ;
and a last purpose was to contribute to the decrease of my stash  this latter can bring you to funny ideas sometimes ...

[steelpillow]

I think it's more like a firefighter with a **** big fuselage tank for water-bombing or dispensation of other fire retardants. Note too the rear clamshell dispenser for quadcopter observation drones to clear the retardant cloud, much as the RA-5 Vigilante dispensed its bomb load to clear the sonic shock waves. I mean, with those wings and engines, you aren't going to need air brakes.

[PR19_Kit]

I'm sorely tempted to do that with some stuff from The Loft and paint it in 'proper' scheme, with due deference to Ericr's mono-colour original of course. 

[Cobra]

I Almost thought it was an Air Sea Rescue Plane for Canadian Coast Guard. Keep up the Superb Work Dan

[ericr]

thanks again!

I'm sorely tempted to do that with some stuff from The Loft and paint it in 'proper' scheme, with due deference to Ericr's mono-colour original of course. 

please do !
I do realize that some of my choices are quite personal 
and there are obvious potential improvements, like for example having some putty on the sides to have them less flat
(by the way, the Matchbox/Revell kit is particularly nice for whiffing because the engines are with the wings),
or having wheel arrangements that would keep the payload bay openable.

[PR19_Kit]

But the whole point about having the flats on the side of the fuselage is that they look JUST like Sideways Looking Airborne Radar panels. 

Which Buccaneer kit did you use pleas Ericr?

[ericr]

But the whole point about having the flats on the side of the fuselage is that they look JUST like Sideways Looking Airborne Radar panels. 

Which Buccaneer kit did you use pleas Ericr?

it is the Revell 1/72 Buccaneer S Mk.2B, a reboxing of the Matchbox classic : there you will obtain extreme flatness indeed! 
(with just a few guides for the wings, to be arased)