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[Dizzyfugu]

Great stuff for Gary Anderson dioramas. 

[Mossie]

Rocketship!!! 

[chrisonord]

Also coming soon,  1/72nd scale  silbervogel Reich bomber. That could have lots of wiff potential.
Chris

[Mossie]

I believe it's being released under the AMP label.  Test shots:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=4029365420474497&id=1416295571781508&sfnsn=scwspmo

[chrisonord]

Just seen something that I am sure Tophe would approve of  Belyayev  DB-LK in 1/72nd scale,  as a future  release.

[PR19_Kit]

Are you sure that's not a Blohm & Voss April 1st design? 

[chrisonord]

I have just had a quick look  at it and it's  a real aircraft.  Designed and built in 1939,  it a flying wing long range bomber. I quite  like the look of it.
Chris

[zenrat]

i must have one.

[NARSES2]

Cockpits and cowling areas look slightly Japanese to me ? Interesting looking aircraft though whatever nationality you make it 

[Mossie]

I was trying to work that out, definitely not Russian looking.

I'm thinking of all sorts of things you could do splitting it into two single fuselages or go for a Tophe style asymmetric layout with push-pull engines on one boom.

[JayBee]

Here is a three view of it from Bill Gunston's Aircraft of the Soviet Union, 1983.

[PR19_Kit]

I'd swear Tophe was on the design team for that if it wasn't symmetrical! 

[kerick]

Here is a three view of it from Bill Gunston's Aircraft of the Soviet Union, 1983.

I was trying to imagine a way to kit bash that but this three view says no way!

[NARSES2]

I was trying to work that out, definitely not Russian looking.

Yup as well as having a Japanese look, to me at least, cowlings and cockpit area have a slightly Brewster look to them.

Thanks for the 3-view JB  It's quite elegant looking

[Scotaidh]

I'd start with two Raiden engines & cockpits, and after that I'd rummage in my German spares for Fw-189 tails ...