Chippy whiffy

Started by Caveman, June 26, 2014, 01:04:31 PM

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Caveman

Hey guys. I discovered an unmade chipmunk whilst moving house (I had a stash! Who knew...) I have been wondering what to do with it. Found a cool photo edit by electric blue of a jet chipmunk that I think I might try. Has anyone got any other ideas?
I have previous reengined a chipmunk with a radial from a Hudson.
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Old Wombat

Quote from: Flyer on June 26, 2014, 06:29:30 PM
I like sound of the jet idea, I'll look that one up.

From kitnut617 in Has anyone built a agricultural aircraft model? thread

Quote from: kitnut617 on June 23, 2014, 12:50:08 PM
A recent article in an Air-Britain publication had photos of some Chipmunks converted for agricultural spraying, basically a typical sprayer aircraft type canopy set over the rear seat and the front seat faired in which had a hopper installed instead of that seat.

If Ag planes are not your thing how about a turboprop FAC Chippy? Or reverse direction of the canopy, wing, horizontal stabilizer and relocate the vertical stabilizer to above the engine for a canard version?

The lad has the mind of a true whiffer! :thumbsup:
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Cobra

You may want to Consider using the Chipmunk as a Coastal ASR(Air Sea Rescue) plane too. i thought i heard of the RCAF using some Chippy's as ASR Support for the Coast Guard, Unsure unless Someone from the Great White North can Confirm,No Offense to those from Canada! Dan

Dizzyfugu

How about floats? A Swedish SAR aircraft (all orange) could look nice, too, or a civilian user - e. g. as a forest fire spotter (Canada?)?

Caveman

Great ideas guys, cheers.

I shall see what I can cobble together
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Caveman

BTW this is what I had in mind initially



image from electric blue (late of this forum...)
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Quote from: Caveman on June 27, 2014, 02:19:50 AM
BTW this is what I had in mind initially



image from electric blue (late of this forum...)

All that needs is the spray bars for crop dusting!  :rolleyes:
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Add in the capabilities of the lesser known Chipmunk F.1: ;)

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McColm

Could go for the Shinden look, having the engine at the rear and remove the vertical tail fin. So it looks back-to-front.

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Chipmunk 23, 1965


Chipmunk 23 (Lycoming conversion) used as a tow plane, 2011


Art Scholl's Super Chipmunk aerobatic aircraft, with retractable undercarriage, 1970.

Captain Canada

Love the sprayer version and especially the jet version ! Wow ! Art Scholl sure did put on a show back in the day.

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McColm

A bi-plane layout with the upper wing over the canopy with struts.

Caveman

Progress!



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zenrat

Leaves room for a big gun in the nose above the engine...
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Another ill conceived, lazily thought out, crudely executed and badly painted piece of half arsed what-if modelling muppetry from zenrat industries.

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That almost looks parrot'esque, and no I'm not going all Python. Paint that in bright colours as a beak/bill and you've a new form of Parrot/Toucan, take your pick  ;D
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