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

[PR19_Kit]

how about this delicate use of Javelin wings ?

I'm not sure that you can use the words 'delicate' and 'Javelin' in the same sentence...... 

[NARSES2]

I can see that with a nose jet intake rather then the radial and in use for STOL experiments in the 50's. Even the all over yellow colour scheme would be fine 

[Tophe]

  No, Chris, you CANNOT see that, at that was top secret!!!:

[ericr]

 

[jcf]

[steelpillow]

There, you see, Eric is right on form - he put the wings on backwards. 

[ericr]

whiffing is about trying out things, and turning some around 

[Tophe]

The original flew OK, though it was slower than hoped and the strong prop wash over the wing roots led to asymmetric handling.

Surprisingly: without torque, the jet version was twinned also:

[zenrat]

That 2 seater airboat looks fun.

[NARSES2]

No, Chris, you CANNOT see that, at that was top secret!!!:

Great minds Tophe 

[ericr]

 

[ericr]

simply red

[Tophe]

Wow! I love this flying pencil!
Ericr, with a pencil sharpener tool, this makes (from you) the invention of a brand new Variable Geometry: reduceable length!
(after the nose landing gear has been removed by the pencil sharpener, take off and landing become difficult though...)

[PR19_Kit]

WherEVER do you find a pencil that big??? 

[Tophe]

I did not notice the rubber part at the very rear of the fuselage, what is the technical use of it? scratching paper on hangar wall?
(or shock reducer if a shock happens moving backward?)