Fairey Tinydyne.

[sandiego89]

Pegasus, not Olympus.  There is a Hasegawa Harrier fuselage buried in there under a LOT of filler.

Corrected above.

And of course the Mk2 with the twin Pegasus (Pegusi?)  with the vectoring nozzles.



But still LOTS of grunt! 

[McColm]

I've built the contra-rotating main rotors on one of my builds and on another started build I've used the wings from the Boeing V-22 Osprey with the tilt engines.

The roll-on-roll-off version



The Airfix Mil-24D front end, Boeing V-22 Osprey; wings, engines and tail fins. A work in progress.


The stack is a modified EH-101 Merlin and the wings are from an A-10A.  The engines from an A-10A work well with the Rotodyne.


I thought that I would include this build for inspiration

[Captain Canada]

Lot's of cool stuff on this build thread ! Cheers guys.

The Tinydyne is really coming along !

[zenrat]

Preliminary PSR is underway.

Tinydyne WIP 02-06-2024 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[Rick Lowe]

Just wondering, rather than trying to get neat scribed lines for the various doors & hatches, would printing them be a viable alternative?
It works for airliners, but then they are in a much smaller scale.

Just a thought.

[PR19_Kit]

I've done decal doors and windows in 1/72 before, and it works pretty well too.

Just don't look TOO closely.

[Rheged]

I've done decal doors and windows in 1/72 before, and it works pretty well too.

Just don't look TOO closely.

Sounds like the (long overdue) Scottish ferry, the Glen Sannox.   It was launched to suit political convenience and had the windows painted on the hull instead of properly installed

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-65807663

[zenrat]

Good thinking Rick.  I'll bear that in mind.

More PSR today.

[Rick Lowe]

Good thinking Rick.  I'll bear that in mind.

More PSR today.

Happy if I have helped. 

[Scotaidh]

Just wondering, rather than trying to get neat scribed lines for the various doors & hatches, would printing them be a viable alternative?
It works for airliners, but then they are in a much smaller scale.

Just a thought.

Unless you're really set on the idea of panel lines, I really wouldn't bother for something that small. 
1/72 is 1" = 6', yes?  That's my preferred scale, so ... I once held a model at arm's length to look at the panel lines I'd put on, with much labor and effort to get the effing things straight, with a propelling pencil  ... I couldn't see any of them, really.
So unless you've got panel lines an inch wide, they're not really going to be visible. 
I have one bare-metal finish model in the display case (I hate that finish) and to show panel lines I used various different silver paints - but they're not hard-edged, really - just patches of different silver that lead your eye from one place to another ...

[zenrat]

Only a door will get scribed because otherwise some smart ares will say "you filled the door, so how do they get in...mehh mehhhhh meh meh...".

[NARSES2]

Unless you're really set on the idea of panel lines, I really wouldn't bother for something that small. 
1/72 is 1" = 6', yes?  That's my preferred scale, so ... I once held a model at arm's length to look at the panel lines I'd put on, with much labor and effort to get the effing things straight, with a propelling pencil  ... I couldn't see any of them, really.

My excuse has always been that if you stand 72' away from a real aircraft you can't see them, so 1' away from a model in 1/72, why bother ?

Laziness I know and the fact that every time I tried I screwed them up, but now my Doctor would stand up in court and defend me 

[Rick Lowe]

Only a door will get scribed because otherwise some smart ares will say "you filled the door, so how do they get in...mehh mehhhhh meh meh...".

'What, you mean the ambulatory 1/72 plastic people? Where can I get some of those?'  

[zenrat]

Only a door will get scribed because otherwise some smart ares will say "you filled the door, so how do they get in...mehh mehhhhh meh meh...".

'What, you mean the ambulatory 1/72 plastic people? Where can I get some of those?'  

No, 1:1 (or close to it) people of uncertain ambulatory ability but with joyless tendencies.  You don't want them.  They are like fleas - buggers to get rid of without fumigating the model room...

Done nothing to this.  Had no time between trying to get two builds finished for the 60's GB and preparing for Expo and starting a new one week build.

[Rick Lowe]

Only a door will get scribed because otherwise some smart ares will say "you filled the door, so how do they get in...mehh mehhhhh meh meh...".

'What, you mean the ambulatory 1/72 plastic people? Where can I get some of those?'  

No, 1:1 (or close to it) people of uncertain ambulatory ability but with joyless tendencies.  You don't want them.  They are like fleas - buggers to get rid of without fumigating the model room...

Sorry, to clarify - that was meant to be a snarky reply to use on those alleged modellers...

and as has been said elsewhere 'Take off and nuke the site from orbit...'