Seafox monoplan & Duck, blue : hybrid aircraft/animals e.a.

[ericr]

 

[ericr]

this is where the two He111 came from

[Tophe]

 
Asymmetric & twin-fuselage at the same time, wow! I love this!  

[McColm]

Wow! I never knew that you could join two different aircraft like that. 

[PR19_Kit]

Ericr can do ANYthing, and probably has.............. 

That's certainly different, and Tophe's response was 100% predictable too. 

What scale is the Tu-134, 1/100?

[ericr]

I have been joining different aircraft as twins with He111z and F82s in the past quite a few time 

the Tu134 is indeed 1/100 from VEB/Plasticart/ ... east-germany

[Tophe]

 
Of course, it was outside RW, but (with "advanced" brains) we can go more and more outside...

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/r_tu134camberraHe111Z-2.jpg

[jcf]

Only two Seafox were fitted with a fixed landing gear:
K4305, the 2nd Seafox prototype which was built as a landplane, converted to seaplane in 1937;
L4523 (c/n 3640) the fifth aircraft from the 2nd production block.

The large fin was probably from experience with the S.9/30 and the TSR I, the predecessors of the
TSR II Swordfish, the chord of the fin and rudder of the Swordfish was increased from that of its
progenitors and the rear fuselage was extended by adding a bay.

[jcf]

This what it made me think of, Caproni Ca.134. 

[ericr]

Of course, it was outside RW, but (with "advanced" brains) we can go more and more outside...

 

[ericr]

This what it made me think of, Caproni Ca.134. 

ah yes indeed, there is somthing common in the structure,
I have another one coming with spats like that ...

[NARSES2]

This what it made me think of, Caproni Ca.134. 

I've always thought that was the perfect real world Eric style creation. 

[PR19_Kit]

I've always thought that was the perfect real world Eric style creation. 

So long as it was red, yellow or blue anyway. 

[NARSES2]

I've always thought that was the perfect real world Eric style creation. 

So long as it was red, yellow or blue anyway. 

True 

[ericr]

 

what else ?