Caudron Cr-7141 (finished page 2)

[PR19_Kit]

Apart from the distinctive shape of the canopy, there's NOTHING in your creation that gives a hint of its origin Tophe.

Very imaginative work, as usual. 

[Tophe]

Thanks!

Now ready for paint:

I have started painting (underside, ugly and not to be seen ever after...). Without undercarriage this is very simplified not to loose enthusiasm (when I was serious, I did not finish any model)...

[Tophe]

Completion soon:

[Tophe]

I added the black (with a pen) and it is like finished  , while I needed to add a few drops of paint, so it is not dry yet (not to be touched and turned in front of the camera) so I will make tomorrow my usual set of 5 final photographs.

PS. What-if the End of the World happens tonight? this would be the final photograph there, without other ones.

[TheChronicOne]

Well I hope not, I just bought a whole case of beer. 

[NARSES2]

That's another one of yours I can see starring in a Disney cartoon Tophe 

[Tophe]

Thanks!
Here are the final photographs: front view, 4 angles, little size view with fingers of mine:



nickname: little brother of the 141

[PR19_Kit]

Very neat, and tiny Tophe. 

[Scotaidh]

I like it! 

[TheChronicOne]

Not bad at all!! Nice compact, tidy design.   

[TomZ]

Nice!

TomZ

[Tophe]

Thanks a lot!

According to the famous Historian Mr Corel Photopaint, checking his archive box named Mirrorkopies, there was a symmetric derivative: Cr-7142, twin-engined tailless:

[Tophe]

According to the famous Historian Mr Corel Photopaint, checking his archive box named Mirrorkopies, there was a symmetric derivative: Cr-7142, twin-engined tailless:

In the same box was the Cr-7143 aka Cr-7141Z, symmetric twin-fuselage two-seat single-engine plane with 4 fins, unusually: