Twin-Whirlwind & Catalina…

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And heres the twin-tutor:

[Tophe]

Nice!  But could you tell us how you do that? With Photoshop or Photopaint or else? (I use Photopaint, but find far less liberty than what you are able to do, young Master...)

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I use microsoft paint! Aircraft is found on the internet, and modified. Quite a lot here: http://images.google.dk/images?q=aircraft+...-20%2CGGLG%3Ada

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And here is the twin-eagle (double-trouble!)

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And 1 Twin-mosquito:

young Master

Hey, you are the master, im just learning from you!

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And the result of a little fooling around:

[Tophe]

Hey, you are the master, im just learning from you!

This is the best reward for a teacher: the pupil has become better than the teacher that inspired him!
Great! Congratulations!

[B777LR]

Revealing the secret: My next picture to be done, will be a twin-boom mosquito!

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Mostly done now       :


Looks a bit like a vampire

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My twin-tail P-51, with inspiration from one of your other threads:
http://www.whatifmodelers.com/forum//index...pic=4461&st=320

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Twin-tail Bf-110

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And defieing the law:

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But to make up for it, here is a Twin-boom Bf-109

[Tophe]

  Thanks for this wonderful batch dear... Great work but  remember Sunday is not for work  but for fun ^_^ , well this is much fun, you are right !
On my side, I just answer a puzzle about the Fw 198 at http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/inde...php?topic=458.0 :
Part of the misunderstanding may be that:
- a true Fw 198 was designed and was original
- the magazine Aeroplane Spotter (Vol. IV issue No.75) failed to get some art about it and used an old art made for the De Schelde S.21, which became a fake Fw 198
That would be a minor misunderstanding, not interesting me much, BUT... maybe they used this drawing because the Fw 198 was described as a twin-boom pusher with a glazed nose... and I would like to see the real 198, I'd love it...
And I add a picture here: Fw 198 as twin-boom with a pusher central propeller and glazed nose but so different from a S.21: just a 3-engined derivative of the Fw 190Z...

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remember Sunday is not for work

I know, but my sea-cout corps had arranged the largest "car-boot sale" on the south of funnen (the center island), so i had to work all weekend (including sunday)