Whiffs found on Facebook

[TheChronicOne]

Fascinating! Thank you for getting back with that.

Side note..   this is the first I'd heard of "missile cooling systems."  I had to look that up. I just thought they flew through the sky...  It never occurred to me that they would heat up to 6,000 degrees (F) in flight.

[TheChronicOne]

Found this on the Scale Aircraft Modelling - SAM page.

"Colonial Viper "Jolly Rogers" By artist modeler Steve Evans
in 1/32 scale Manufactured : Revell"   











What do you hear, Starbuck?

[Captain Canada]

Wow. Look at that ! Perfect !

[TheChronicOne]

Found on the Oishi Models Art Studio page with literally zero information given. The pictures are kind of large, but that's a plus in this instance because the detail work is nice. As per usual, use the handy slider bar below the pics or click on them to reduce the size.

[DogfighterZen]

Excellent work on those 21s, the first one is just amazing!

[TheChronicOne]

Excellent work on those 21s, the first one is just amazing!

Yeah.. that weathering!! Impressive! I hope I can do stuff like that some day. I wish I knew more about these. I googled "G. Macbarn" to no avail.

[Spey_Phantom]

check out this Belgian Viper Mk.VII 

https://www.facebook.com/modelingskillsflandres/posts/669338806562535

[TheChronicOne]

I'm not sure this is a whif. I stopped and did a google search but didn't see anything. I didn't spend all too much time looking, though.

Found on the Civil Model Aircraft page on facebook. No credit given... they provide a link on the post itself but all it does it go to the picture of the plane.

Anyway, it was billed as a 1/144  Scratch Build Khai-3.

[Captain Canada]

That n/m Mig is really something !

[NARSES2]

Well the Khai-3 project was for a large flying wing style motor-glider transport with twin fuselages. Unicraft do a kit for those of you brave enough. so that's obviously not a Khai-3.

I think it's a Khai-4, which strangely preceded the 3.

Information courtesy of The Osprey Encyclopedia of Russian Aircraft

[TheChronicOne]

That explains why everything I looked at when I looked it up was of a different plane. LOL   

[CANSO]

I think it's a Khai-4, which strangely preceded the 3.

AFAIK the name written on the fuselage (Ossoaviachimovetz Ukrainy) is in fact one of the names given to Khai-4. The other name was "Iskra".

[chrisonord]

That must be a different one as it has more than one propeller blade 
Chris

[TheChronicOne]

LOL! ^ 

  That was rather a bummer I Imagine for that person's model but I can't help but laugh at the pictures in my mind of a convulsing plane as one blade whips around....     

[The Rat]

Michael Wiley has posted this picture on the Star Trek Modelers Group, with the cryptic comment "What am I up to now?"