Focke-Wulf Fw 389E Sturmtaucher - Finished pics pg 8.

[Tophe]

and Sensodyne Electric Toothbrush...

The result is so perfect, as true aircraft (possible), we must remember this zenrat genius modeller used a toothbrush as main part!

[PR19_Kit]

Oh yes, I forgot about the toothbrush! 

[NARSES2]

That's fantastic Fred and it really couldn't be anything but a German design with those cowlings and that canopy 

[zenrat]

Thanks folks.

[TheChronicOne]

My god!!!   Dude, this is nuts, I love it.....      Mad skills, for sure.... the paint work is really cool and the whole thing is just nicely done, as hell....    NOT BAD. 

[loupgarou]

Indeed one of the craziest projects in recent times. 

[zenrat]

Thanks BradC and Loupy.

Has no-one else held a pair of wings together without a fuselage between them and thought, hmmmmmmmmmm.
Victor wings make for a particularly impressive flying wing for example.

[ericr]

Has no-one else held a pair of wings together without a fuselage between them and thought, hmmmmmmmmmm.
Victor wings make for a particularly impressive flying wing for example.

I do have a Victor in my stash ...

[zenrat]

Has no-one else held a pair of wings together without a fuselage between them and thought, hmmmmmmmmmm.
Victor wings make for a particularly impressive flying wing for example.

I do have a Victor in my stash ...

I don't anymore.  A Matchbox/Revell one would suffice but I have yet to find one cheap enough.
I envisage gluing the wings together root to root and mounting a single seater bubble canopy on top.
Valiant wings could also work.

[zenrat]

Just bought a 1/96 Lindberg Victor on evil-bay as a parts donor.

[ericr]

Has no-one else held a pair of wings together without a fuselage between them and thought, hmmmmmmmmmm.
Victor wings make for a particularly impressive flying wing for example.

I do have a Victor in my stash ...

I don't anymore.  A Matchbox/Revell one would suffice but I have yet to find one cheap enough.
I envisage gluing the wings together root to root and mounting a single seater bubble canopy on top.
Valiant wings could also work.

I just checked : wing to wing looks so good.
A twin-seater would do the job too I think.

[PR19_Kit]

Two Vulcan wings mounted together are impressive, and two B-52 wings are ENORMOUS! 

[TheChronicOne]

Just bought a 1/96 Lindberg Victor on evil-bay as a parts donor.

I follow.... Victor wings are the coolest...  scale o rama that bad boy into 1/72 and do yo thang.

[zenrat]

Just bought a 1/96 Lindberg Victor on evil-bay as a parts donor.

I follow.... Victor wings are the coolest...  scale o rama that bad boy into 1/72 and do yo thang.

Gotta finish the Recce GB, but yeah.  Wasn't planning on building a gunship anyway.

[zenrat]

Has no-one else held a pair of wings together without a fuselage between them and thought, hmmmmmmmmmm.
Victor wings make for a particularly impressive flying wing for example.

I do have a Victor in my stash ...

I don't anymore.  A Matchbox/Revell one would suffice but I have yet to find one cheap enough.
I envisage gluing the wings together root to root and mounting a single seater bubble canopy on top.
Valiant wings could also work.

I just checked : wing to wing looks so good.
A twin-seater would do the job too I think.

Do it.  Paint it blue.  I like your blue builds best.   

You could even put floats on it.  Or would that be too much?