Whiffs found on Facebook

[zenrat]

I'm getting ideas for another tiger meet build.  Maybe a 74 squadron Brisfit from the 1918 meet?

[NARSES2]

I'm getting ideas for another tiger meet build.  Maybe a 74 squadron Brisfit from the 1918 meet?

Anywhere from the post Victory meet through to mid 1930's with a Brisfit 

[TheChronicOne]

By Ethan Williams found on the "Facebook Scale Modellers" page.

"I have recently been making the Airfix 1/72 scale Hawker Typhoon Mk.Ib and decided to do it in an Unus Annus paint scheme, so here it is! And yes, the propeller does spin!
I hope you like it : )
Memento Mori my friends"

[TheChronicOne]

By Nick Walton found on the "Facebook Scale Modellers" page.

"Latest build all wrapped up. Airfix 1/48 Gnat as a What If prototype long range stand off missile. There was a real world proposal in the early 60s for Vulcan B.2s to carry three nuclear armed MANNED Gnats. The mission profile proposed involved the pilots ejecting before detonation, hoping to escape the blast area and hope for the best after, or ride it in with a stiff upper lip. Needless to say the idea didnt go far. This What If expands that idea to the Gnat being developed into the "Red Wasp" cruise missile carrying either a nuclear or 1,000lb conventional warhead for the anti ship role."

[TheChronicOne]

By Ady Cancino found on the "Airliner-Civil Aircraft Modeller" page.

"What if A380 BRITISH AIRWAYS.
Revell A380 1:144"









This one is public, link here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/467937910029680/permalink/1733068286849963/?__tn__=-R

Another 15 or so pics. Pretty neat, go check 'em out! 

[Old Wombat]

By Nick Walton found on the "Facebook Scale Modellers" page.

"Latest build all wrapped up. Airfix 1/48 Gnat as a What If prototype long range stand off missile. There was a real world proposal in the early 60s for Vulcan B.2s to carry three nuclear armed MANNED Gnats. The mission profile proposed involved the pilots ejecting before detonation, hoping to escape the blast area and hope for the best after, or ride it in with a stiff upper lip. Needless to say the idea didnt go far. This What If expands that idea to the Gnat being developed into the "Red Wasp" cruise missile carrying either a nuclear or 1,000lb conventional warhead for the anti ship role."

You'll find it the Prototypes GB, here: https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=48087.15

[TheChronicOne]

By Babaganoosh Trevelnikov found on the "Hairy Sticks Only" page. It's at other pages, too, but this one happens to be public; I'll post the link below.

"It's time to call the Matchbox 1/72 Stranraer I started last year complete. I'm not entirely happy with it, but that's on me and not the kit. My skills haven't fully come back since the tendon injury last year yet it seems. The Irish markings are a 'what-if', borrowed from a Print Scale set for a Fairey Battle."










Public page, found here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/478950242240147/permalink/2028926997242456/?__tn__=-R

[TheChronicOne]

By Nick Walton found on the "Facebook Scale Modellers" page.

"Latest build all wrapped up. Airfix 1/48 Gnat as a What If prototype long range stand off missile. There was a real world proposal in the early 60s for Vulcan B.2s to carry three nuclear armed MANNED Gnats. The mission profile proposed involved the pilots ejecting before detonation, hoping to escape the blast area and hope for the best after, or ride it in with a stiff upper lip. Needless to say the idea didnt go far. This What If expands that idea to the Gnat being developed into the "Red Wasp" cruise missile carrying either a nuclear or 1,000lb conventional warhead for the anti ship role."

You'll find it the Prototypes GB, here: https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=48087.15

Brilliant!! Thank you for the assist. I'm obviously quite behind, more so than I thought.   

[NARSES2]

That Typhoons interesting. Obviously some kind of physiological test ? I don't like the dark side at all, but the white side is  Now does that say something about me ? Mind you I prefer dark chocolate over milk 

That Stranraer is a nice build, suits the Irish Air Corps markings for sure.

[Captain Canada]

Wow ! Some great finds since my last visit ! Cheers guys. Copied and saved about 4 pics this time. Got to love peoples ideas eh !

[PR19_Kit]

That looks the BUSINESS! 

The Landor scheme was by far the best that BA ever flew with, and almost every one of their types looks good in it, even those that never flew with it, like the A380.

[zenrat]

That Typhoons interesting. Obviously some kind of physiological test ? I don't like the dark side at all, but the white side is  Now does that say something about me ? Mind you I prefer dark chocolate over milk 

That Stranraer is a nice build, suits the Irish Air Corps markings for sure.

I prefer white chocolate myself.

I wasn't sure if it was the paint job or the fact that it was an A380 which made it a whiff so i googled BA A-380.  I must say that the scheme they use in our time line is not very pleasant at all.

[63cpe]

I like this SAAB "Vaksam" (watchman). According to the text with the model it's a What If from an 1/144 from Airfix Vickers Vanguard and has modifications in the wings, tail, nose, fuselage and engines.

116153722_10222120179531126_1702784579919402104_o by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

116437495_10222120179931136_8372986972821537323_o by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

116130616_10222120181091165_7985170865108729362_o by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

116056904_10222120180811158_5566798540751716712_o by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

116130616_10222120181091165_7985170865108729362_o (1) by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

116799850_10222120181611178_6193176170688443171_o by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

115935446_10222120182051189_6010770671551572399_o by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

116153722_10222120179531126_1702784579919402104_o by Buddy Holly, on Flickr

[PR19_Kit]

VERY difficult to see the Vanguard in there!

A cracking job indeed. 

[NARSES2]

The Landor scheme was by far the best that BA ever flew with, and almost every one of their types looks good in it, even those that never flew with it, like the A380.

Totally agree Kit  Class scheme