Savoia Marchetti SM-82 Libyan Clipper. Finished pics pg 5.

[Pellson]

Great job!! 

[DogfighterZen]

That big bird looks good!

[Flyer]

I like it 

[Gondor]

That big bird looks good!

That makes me think it should be Yellow 

It looks fantastic! Works well in those colours and not many will know the aircraft type too!

Gondor

[zenrat]

Thanks folks.

[zenrat]

And finally I got my rear end in gear and took some more pics with the finished Jeep & Pallet.

Savoia Marchetti SM-82 Libyan Clipper  - 5 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

You can't see much of it when it's in position.  Which is why I didn't follow through with my plan to hook it up to the plane so it was suspended mm's off the deck.

Savoia Marchetti SM-82 Libyan Clipper  - 4 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

Airfix Airbourne is definitely the best 1/72 Jeep kit i've built.  So good I immediately bought another.  As well as the pallet it comes with lightweight howitzer, trailer, and a variety of machine guns.

Savoia Marchetti SM-82 Libyan Clipper  - 21 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

Savoia Marchetti SM-82 Libyan Clipper  - 12 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

Savoia Marchetti SM-82 Libyan Clipper  - 14 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[Pellson]

Ooh, this is NICE!!

[Old Wombat]

  

[PR19_Kit]

MOST impressive Fred!   

The pic of the Jeep on its own doesn't give even a hint of its scale, or it doesn't to me who's never even seen that kit.

I like the way you've used a localised anti-gravity field to hold the gantry in place over the built Jeep too..............

(How DID you do that???)

[NARSES2]

She certainly suits that scheme  and that jeep is tiny

[zenrat]

Thanks folks.

...I like the way you've used a localised anti-gravity field to hold the gantry in place over the built Jeep too..............

(How DID you do that???)

Tiny skyhooks...

[Rheged]

I am considerably impressed!