Whiffs found on Facebook

[TheChronicOne]

Man, these are great.   

[Dizzyfugu]

Something similar could be cooked up with an 1:200 Concorde and an 1:72 B-58...?

[Scotaidh]

I think that canopy would be at home on a Viggen.  It looks like a fairly generic tube fuselage and tail surfaces ... plastic card and a bit of file-work for the wings - OK, not quite that easy, but do-able, I think. 

[zenrat]

Re-winging a Yak 28 might be a good starting point.

[TheChronicOne]

Still working through my backlog. This is clear back to Feb. 23.  I'm trying to get caught up! 


By Bill Manning found on the "ARC Aircraft Resource Center" page.

"Don't think I posted these. Tamiya kit and with Fightertown Decals sheets 48077 V2, 48087 and my last set of Verlinden seats."





It's public, a few more pics and comments here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/215551215532252/permalink/913698332384200/

[TheChronicOne]

Doesn't actually say anywhere.... but uhh..... well, something leads me to believe it's a whif.

By Tarik Tana Tanovic found on the "The Mediocre Modelers group" page.

"Russian Navy T-14 Armata (Zvezda 1:35)"










Bonus!  In the comments, someone asked, " Love the painting! Do you have pictures of the paint job? Like masking and stuff?"  To which he replied,

"Sorry, no... but if it helps below are shapes I cut from 20mm Tamiya tape to achieve the effect. Top is for black shapes, bottom is for two blue paint layers (camo layers)...
1. Black primer (mask with triangles, top masking shapes)
2. Dark camo, 2nd layer of paint (mask with bottom masking shapes, pick left or right side of previously masked area and concentrate that layer on that side more)
3. Light camo, 3rd layer of paint, mask from both side of previously masked area, this layer will give final shape to complete area so go wild and rely on imagination...
4. Last "base color" of vehicle, grey in this case...
"

[TheChronicOne]

By John Loner found on the "ARC Aircraft Resource Center" page.

"Freedom 1/48 scale F-20G what if."





This one is public, more pictures here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/215551215532252/permalink/920052805082086/

[TheChronicOne]

By Ray Seppala found on the "Airliner-Civil Aircraft Modeller" page.

"An afternoon of decalling, one side done, one to go. Decals from Hawkeye A300 sheet (x2)"



Public, more pictures here (comments, too): https://www.facebook.com/groups/467937910029680/permalink/1623087954514664/


This is one that is a bit subtle, I suppose. 777's never have 4 engines.

[TheChronicOne]

By Hossam Ali found on the "Modellers United Group" page.

"Work Art By : Hossam Ali

Paper Model : F-14 TOMCAT

Scale :1/33

Length :75cm

Parts : Over 350"










Public, more pics and commentary here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/223845291777927/permalink/671259613703157/

[TheChronicOne]

This one's easy; no credit or source whatsoever.

[The Rat]

Beautiful job by Michael Dorsey on the Matchbox Model Kit Appreciation Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2011417682416561/?ref=nf_target&fref=nf

[PR19_Kit]

This is one that is a bit subtle, I suppose. 777's never have 4 engines.

And some of them have even longer fuselages. 

His engines are smaller too, from an A330 maybe?

[TheChronicOne]

Beautiful job by Michael Dorsey on the Matchbox Model Kit Appreciation Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2011417682416561/?ref=nf_target&fref=nf

Far out!!   

[TheChronicOne]

This is one that is a bit subtle, I suppose. 777's never have 4 engines.

And some of them have even longer fuselages. 

His engines are smaller too, from an A330 maybe?

They keep stretching that sucker out man.... passenger capability rivals the 747 at this point. What is the newest one now??? I can't remember what they're calling it..... 900 MegaMaxUltraTube or whatever the heck it is... lol .     I have a kit of the 300ER then they went and made this new longer one....   



Oh wow, I went and had a look at the ACAM message boards (public, viewable) and this thing is a hell of a lot more involved than meets the eye.... started 6 years ago in 2014!  In fact, it started as an already built WHIF 777-200!!     All sorts of cutting and stuff going on. All sorts of details, here:

http://www.airliner-civil-aircraft-modeller.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=589


Engines:   4 GE CF-6s from a Revell 747

[PR19_Kit]

They keep stretching that sucker out man.... passenger capability rivals the 747 at this point. What is the newest one now??? I can't remember what they're calling it..... 900 MegaMaxUltraTube or whatever the heck it is... lol .     I have a kit of the 300ER then they went and made this new longer one....   

Not as long as my 777-900.