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

[ericr]

 

[ericr]

a biggie

[McColm]

Great work  , this reminds me of a kitbash I started building  using a 1z/72 C-130 with the twin booms from a C-119. I will have a rummage tomorrow and see if I have any C-119 parts as I can always alter the Heliplane.
My A.W. Argosy AEW.3 with a cushion landing system.

Just needs painting.

[PR19_Kit]

The just have to be the largest aircraft piston engines EVER! 

[McColm]

The just have to be the largest aircraft piston engines EVER! 

And I thought that the engines from the 1/72 Tu-142 Bear were the largest, got one in the stash.

[jcf]

The just have to be the largest aircraft piston engines EVER! 

A couple of M-503s? 
https://oldmachinepress.com/2016/09/05/yakovlev-m-501-and-zvezda-m503-and-m504-diesel-engines/

[Tophe]

Big but and beautiful!
Triplex-boom but and pleasant!

[Tophe]

Triplex-boom but and pleasant!

while... "actually" twin-boom is even better, InMyOpinion (with either one tailplane or two ones):


= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/r-c130p38.jpg
+ http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/r_c-130p-38.jpg

[ericr]

 

[PR19_Kit]

Those are 1/48 scale Allison V-1710s on a 1/72 scale C-130, and they're piston engines, not turbo-props like the ones on the Tu-142.....................

[NARSES2]

Oddly enough I can see that being a tilt wing al la the Osprey with engines that size.  You'd have to remove the booms I suppose, but ...................

[Tophe]

You'd have to remove the booms I suppose, but ...................

You'd go to Hell for such a Heresy...

[jcf]

Those are 1/48 scale Allison V-1710s on a 1/72 scale C-130, and they're piston engines, not turbo-props like the ones on the Tu-142.....................

I believe those are 1/32nd scale P-38 booms. 

[ericr]

 

P-38 is 1/32 indeed !

I had a try earlier on a Transall and Osprey (1/48)



https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=37003.msg938216#msg938216

[su27rules]

a biggie

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   Great!!