Corsair & Ducks à la BV P170, red : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

[Tophe]

Dear ericr,
If your grandfather was Spanish, he was probably the artist having made this drawing in 1925 (before colour in magazines):

[ericr]

I have, in the past, given wings to bottles ... 

[Tophe]

Wonderful!
I was sure this is your heritage!

[TheChronicOne]

Area Rule!

[ericr]

 

[ericr]

the reciprocal also seemed to be plausible ...

[NARSES2]

To my mind I can see that as a delta, nice work 

[PR19_Kit]

The Boeing 2707 lives! 

[ericr]

 

[Captain Canada]

Another one that just looks right ! What an excellent swap those two are !

[Tophe]

the reciprocal also seemed to be plausible ...

The plausibility is not the best point, according to me, what is best is the pure beauty/inventivity of this airliner, so unusual...

[TheChronicOne]

That's awesome!  I totally dig it.

[ericr]

thanks again !

[steelpillow]

It really needs to be in the next Bond film, where he and the villain will open the cargo door, climb out onto the wing and fight to the death. All done close to the airport, with u/c down, so when Bond is forced over the leading edge, he is blown back onto the u/c and clings to it like Father Ted, while the villain is sucked into an engine.
Already this film is better in my mind than anything that has been made since Sean Connery ducked out. As somebody once wrote to radio 4, "I prefer listening to the radio over watching TV, because the pictures are so much better".
Thank you, eric.

[PR19_Kit]

Wasn't there one like that already?

The aircraft was an An-124 and the villain did end up being sucked into an engine while Bond (and the girl....) went out of the rear cargo hatch aboard a car, which naturally had some BIG parachutes attached!