Free-16ZAB Falfalcon (finished page 2)

[Tophe]

I have always loved eggplanes, and I love the F-16 shape, of course one day I would build a F-16 egg-model.
But my opinion was that Hasegawa did not do a marvelous creation with the egg-F-16, and I preferred the Freedom F-16 cartoon model.
I bought one kit for 2 models : A + B, my plan is to make a zwilling ZAB, with many differences in engines (rocket without air intake) and tail (complex using the extra parts saved by the zwilling process...

[Tophe]

Removing the weapons (that I don't like), the content is more easy to see:

[zenrat]

 

[Tophe]

Thanks!

zwilling ZAB, with many differences in engines (rocket without air intake) and tail (complex using the extra parts saved by the zwilling process...

Here are the two tail layouts I consider:

[chrisonord]

Marvellous, your builds always put a smile on my face Tophe 
Chris

[ericr]

 

[Tophe]

Thank you!

I have started building the F-16B sub part, removing the turbojet under the fuselage:

[Tophe]

I did the same with the Free-16A parts, now all is ready for final steps:

[Tophe]

As I plan no rear low tailplanes, I think the rear part will be cut into an even shorter little plane, moving fins forward:

[Tophe]

Now going back to plastic:

The aspect before truncation:


Truncating raw result (sorry for the blurred picture):


Now clearly taking shape: 

[Tophe]

Gluing the A and B parts together makes the ZAB zwilling, a flying wing that could be final (ZAB-1):


But I think I will use tomorrow the extra parts into a crazier sesquiplane (ZAB-2):

[Tophe]

An intermediate step:


Then the final model, ready for paint:

[NARSES2]

That's neat Tophe 

[chrisonord]

Brilliant 

[Tophe]

Thank you!

Before I discard the kit box, I have scanned the profiles on it, cleaner than on the instruction sheet (with number for decals or colours):

(and I am glad to thank the cartoonist, so good!)