SAAB J 21 N

[PACOPEPE]

Here is a very interesting version of an aircraft not very known (better like whiffie). A night (and all weather) fighter developed on the last months of WWII.

[Army of One]

Looks cool.....armament....?

[PACOPEPE]

Thanks. Yes, underneath the belly.

[Captain Canada]

Yes, does that ever look nice !

[comrade harps]

I like where this is going. 

Swastikas or Hinomarus?

[PACOPEPE]

I like where this is going. 

Swastikas or Hinomarus?

Swastikas.....FINNISH 

Cheers

[Dizzyfugu]

Interesting!  The Saab 21 HAS a lot of potential. 

A tip: if the tail remains a butterfly arrangement, try to elongate the fins a little. Without, it will look a bit odd (and just too small) when the article is finished - the two remaining fins have to do the job what formerly three did!

Is the canopy behind the cockpit an observer station, or does it become a motorized turret?

[Tophe]

Wonderful transformation, thanks to enrich the J.21 family!

[NARSES2]

Looking good

[PACOPEPE]

Thanks to all.

Totally agree with you Dizzyfugu; but i think the kit results better with these (little) fins. Another tip: I love your P-74A, like your other works; kits and pics.

Ah!: the second cockpit is for the radar operator.

Here is my other whiffy of J 21 family, -like says our dear Tophe-. Two years ago. The "Ambrosini SAI SS 5":

[Dizzyfugu]

Now THIS is cool... and cute, too! 

[major]

Is the canopy behind the cockpit an observer station, or does it become a motorized turret?

When i first saw it i thought it was for R2D2!

[Dizzyfugu]

Maybe an X-Wing J 21? 

[NARSES2]

Nice Ambrosini, and it does look Italian

[loupgarou]

Nice Ambrosini, and it does look Italian

To me it doesn't look just "italian", it looks Ambrosini! 
I am not too sure it's a whif, Ambrosini had a very near prototype (sorry, am far away from my library).