PROD-1 Skyeye

[PR19_Kit]

Amazing stuff! 

Where did that prop come from? The blades have a very odd shape to them.

[Librarian]

The colour in that photo was Humbrol's duck egg blue. It's been changed to a more Germanic shade of blue now. The prop blades are from the Hobbyboss Ta 152, bought a couple for a future project and just loved the paddle blades....perfect for cutting through the air at high altitude.
Update in a while...

[Librarian]

This one's finished now. Operating with the Ptolomeic Empire Air Force, she's on loan to and flown by a crew from Gulf Oil during the Oil War that tore through the region when the various oil companies' cold war got hot (all part of a rewrite of history I've been fiddling with) :

[sandiego89]

Wow, great concept and build.  Really like this.

Are you thinking single engine with split exhaust? or dual/paired engine(s)? 

[crudebuteffective]

you have just added another page in my book "wish I had thought of that" 

   

very nice

CBE

[Father Ennis]

I have to say that is just an outstanding build. Very well excuited,too......

[chrisonord]

I really like that, it would make a very useful addition to the Honduras airforce builds I did. A turbo prop and a spy plane is certainly a favourite of mine. Nice one.
Chris

[Captain Canada]

Love it ! Like the different sized under wing pods. The paint looks awesome too. Nice work !

[buzzbomb]

Fascinating... great outcome

[Devilfish]

Love it!! 

[63cpe]

This is awsome! Terriffic job! inspires me to built an turboprop power A-1 myself. Thanks for sharing!

[comrade harps]

Suburb! 

I am suddenly reminded of the Grob D-500 Egrett II: http://www.skytamer.com/1.2/2000/0186.jpg - so the plane's concept is indeed feasible.