Hercules twin

[Rick Lowe]

SEA scheme on a B-36!

Most things look good in SEA cam...

[Beermonster58]

it's looking more likely that one of my 48th A-10s is gonna loose it's engines

There was an idea I saw where someone suggested cutting an A-10 behind the wing, putting a pusher turboprop engine back there with a top-mounted radiator scoop and you have a nifty light attack job.
Lose the 30mm and substitute a brace of something similar but single-barreled and go hunting.

Something I still plan, as and when I can excavate my A-10...

I'm having a similar idea for a A-10 turbo prop ground attack aircraft but in this very strange scale called 72nd scale   
Now if I had a 48th C-130 to play with I'd do a 48th one but woe is me on that front 😆

Don't know what this "1/48" thing is about 😉😂. However, I did once consider fitting a pair of CFM - 56 hairdryers to a true scale C-130. They were donated by the Airfix ( Ex Heller) E-3 kit which had options for two engines.
The pylons were fairly short and, ground clearance looked OK but, it never came about because I ended up building the E-3 as the RAF version anyway

Monster mate I do understand your frustration with this scale thingy..I to have this issue with this 72nd scale I read chaps talking about and they say it's the one true scale...so I've no idea what that's about..it's all very strange actually bud 😳 😀 😉

Don't worry about it. You will see the light. God will guide you to the true path!   . I find 1/72 the most practical scale as, even very large aircraft (I have a Revell 1/72 B-36) are doable. The B-36 incidentally finish up in RAF Dark green/ Dark Earth/ Black because I dislike natural metal finishes almost as much as I dislike boring , grey jets...!

Oh the gods did guide me monster mate ..it's called 1/35th scale 😆 🤣
I know the B-36. ..had two em over the decades and bloody near had another one a wee while ago but common sense got the better of me 
Had the B-52 aswell and id have both again if I had the space 🙃
Dude I really do like your paint colour choice for your 36 ...that would look so different and im'a liking that muchly 😃

it's looking more likely that one of my 48th A-10s is gonna loose it's engines

There was an idea I saw where someone suggested cutting an A-10 behind the wing, putting a pusher turboprop engine back there with a top-mounted radiator scoop and you have a nifty light attack job.
Lose the 30mm and substitute a brace of something similar but single-barreled and go hunting.

Something I still plan, as and when I can excavate my A-10...

I'm having a similar idea for a A-10 turbo prop ground attack aircraft but in this very strange scale called 72nd scale   
Now if I had a 48th C-130 to play with I'd do a 48th one but woe is me on that front 😆

Don't know what this "1/48" thing is about 😉😂. However, I did once consider fitting a pair of CFM - 56 hairdryers to a true scale C-130. They were donated by the Airfix ( Ex Heller) E-3 kit which had options for two engines.
The pylons were fairly short and, ground clearance looked OK but, it never came about because I ended up building the E-3 as the RAF version anyway

Monster mate I do understand your frustration with this scale thingy..I to have this issue with this 72nd scale I read chaps talking about and they say it's the one true scale...so I've no idea what that's about..it's all very strange actually bud 😳 😀 😉

Don't worry about it. You will see the light. God will guide you to the true path!   . I find 1/72 the most practical scale as, even very large aircraft (I have a Revell 1/72 B-36) are doable. The B-36 incidentally finish up in RAF Dark green/ Dark Earth/ Black because I dislike natural metal finishes almost as much as I dislike boring , grey jets...!

Oh the gods did guide me monster mate ..it's called 1/35th scale 😆 🤣
I know the B-36. ..had two em over the decades and bloody near had another one a wee while ago but common sense got the better of me 
Had the B-52 aswell and id have both again if I had the space 🙃
Dude I really do like your paint colour choice for your 36 ...that would look so different and im'a liking that muchly 😃

it's looking more likely that one of my 48th A-10s is gonna loose it's engines

There was an idea I saw where someone suggested cutting an A-10 behind the wing, putting a pusher turboprop engine back there with a top-mounted radiator scoop and you have a nifty light attack job.
Lose the 30mm and substitute a brace of something similar but single-barreled and go hunting.

Something I still plan, as and when I can excavate my A-10...

I'm having a similar idea for a A-10 turbo prop ground attack aircraft but in this very strange scale called 72nd scale   
Now if I had a 48th C-130 to play with I'd do a 48th one but woe is me on that front 😆

Don't know what this "1/48" thing is about 😉😂. However, I did once consider fitting a pair of CFM - 56 hairdryers to a true scale C-130. They were donated by the Airfix ( Ex Heller) E-3 kit which had options for two engines.
The pylons were fairly short and, ground clearance looked OK but, it never came about because I ended up building the E-3 as the RAF version anyway

Monster mate I do understand your frustration with this scale thingy..I to have this issue with this 72nd scale I read chaps talking about and they say it's the one true scale...so I've no idea what that's about..it's all very strange actually bud 😳 😀 😉

Don't worry about it. You will see the light. God will guide you to the true path!   . I find 1/72 the most practical scale as, even very large aircraft (I have a Revell 1/72 B-36) are doable. The B-36 incidentally finish up in RAF Dark green/ Dark Earth/ Black because I dislike natural metal finishes almost as much as I dislike boring , grey jets...!

Oh the gods did guide me monster mate ..it's called 1/35th scale 😆 🤣
I know the B-36. ..had two em over the decades and bloody near had another one a wee while ago but common sense got the better of me 
Had the B-52 aswell and id have both again if I had the space 🙃
Dude I really do like your paint colour choice for your 36 ...that would look so different and im'a liking that muchly 😃

it's looking more likely that one of my 48th A-10s is gonna loose it's engines

There was an idea I saw where someone suggested cutting an A-10 behind the wing, putting a pusher turboprop engine back there with a top-mounted radiator scoop and you have a nifty light attack job.
Lose the 30mm and substitute a brace of something similar but single-barreled and go hunting.

Something I still plan, as and when I can excavate my A-10...

I'm having a similar idea for a A-10 turbo prop ground attack aircraft but in this very strange scale called 72nd scale   
Now if I had a 48th C-130 to play with I'd do a 48th one but woe is me on that front 😆

Don't know what this "1/48" thing is about 😉😂. However, I did once consider fitting a pair of CFM - 56 hairdryers to a true scale C-130. They were donated by the Airfix ( Ex Heller) E-3 kit which had options for two engines.
The pylons were fairly short and, ground clearance looked OK but, it never came about because I ended up building the E-3 as the RAF version anyway

Monster mate I do understand your frustration with this scale thingy..I to have this issue with this 72nd scale I read chaps talking about and they say it's the one true scale...so I've no idea what that's about..it's all very strange actually bud 😳 😀 😉

Don't worry about it. You will see the light. God will guide you to the true path!   . I find 1/72 the most practical scale as, even very large aircraft (I have a Revell 1/72 B-36) are doable. The B-36 incidentally finish up in RAF Dark green/ Dark Earth/ Black because I dislike natural metal finishes almost as much as I dislike boring , grey jets...!

Oh the gods did guide me monster mate ..it's called 1/35th scale 😆 🤣
I know the B-36. ..had two em over the decades and bloody near had another one a wee while ago but common sense got the better of me 
Had the B-52 aswell and id have both again if I had the space 🙃
Dude I really do like your paint colour choice for your 36 ...that would look so different and im'a liking that muchly 😃

👍Actually, I dont mind 1/35 because the vehicles in that scale dont take up much room👆😊.

Thank you for the comment on the B-36. I had considered other options, either the gorgeous "Royal Aircraft Establishment" raspberry ripple" scheme or, the later Bomber Command Grey/Green/PRU Blue (looks nice with Suez invasion stripes).

I might still change my mind...... 😂

[Beermonster58]

SEA scheme on a B-36!

Actually, that WOULD look nice. Not too dissimilar to the RAF scheme AND, with black undersides too👍😊

[Beermonster58]

SEA scheme on a B-36!

Most things look good in SEA cam...

Maybe a Vulcan with a HSAB under each wing?

[zenrat]

My B-36 is going to be backdated to an A (no burnin' just the six turnin'), RAAF, in Anti-Flash White.

[Rick Lowe]

My B-36 is going to be backdated to an A (no burnin' just the six turnin'), RAAF, in Anti-Flash White.

That sounds cool. 
Plenty of scope for dirtying her down, too...

[PR19_Kit]

And the four burnin' can be used for all sorts of other Whiffs too. 

[zenrat]

And the four burnin' can be used for all sorts of other Whiffs too. 

 

[Beermonster58]

And the four burnin' can be used for all sorts of other Whiffs too. 

That's an idea. A re engined Arado AR-E555 perhaps 🤔😊

[Wardukw]

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👍Actually, I dont mind 1/35 because the vehicles in that scale dont take up much room👆😊.

Thank you for the comment on the B-36. I had considered other options, either the gorgeous "Royal Aircraft Establishment" raspberry ripple" scheme or, the later Bomber Command Grey/Green/PRU Blue (looks nice with Suez invasion stripes).

I might still change my mind...... 😂
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Dude ..mind change..do it!!!
A B-36 in that scheme would look amazing and with invasion stripes 😍
The command gray and green would look great and we all know Kits feelings about PRU Blue 😆 🤣

35th scale is great as long as you don't have the disease I have...SPG's and large tanks and tank transporters   
Space becomes a issue then 

[Wardukw]

Well the bug has bit ...bitten hard ..so I've already hacked this thing up a wee bit 😳
Ya know ..getting a feel for how I want the end result to look .
There's one change to my original plan..this will still only have two engines..but now turbo proped with two massive 6 bladed propellers 

[Beermonster58]

👍Actually, I dont mind 1/35 because the vehicles in that scale dont take up much room👆😊.

Thank you for the comment on the B-36. I had considered other options, either the gorgeous "Royal Aircraft Establishment" raspberry ripple" scheme or, the later Bomber Command Grey/Green/PRU Blue (looks nice with Suez invasion stripes).

I might still change my mind...... 😂
[/quote]
Dude ..mind change..do it!!!
A B-36 in that scheme would look amazing and with invasion stripes 😍
The command gray and green would look great and we all know Kits feelings about PRU Blue 😆 🤣

35th scale is great as long as you don't have the disease I have...SPG's and large tanks and tank transporters   
Space becomes a issue then 
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You know, I'm now definitely leaning towards the Suez scheme........!

[NARSES2]

Thank you for the comment on the B-36. I had considered other options, either the gorgeous "Royal Aircraft Establishment" raspberry ripple" scheme or, the later Bomber Command Grey/Green/PRU Blue (looks nice with Suez invasion stripes).

I might still change my mind...... 😂

How about a PR-36 in RAF service but in overall PR Pink ? 

[PR19_Kit]

IS there that much PR Pink paint in the world? 

[NARSES2]

IS there that much PR Pink paint in the world? 

I've stocked up on it so I can corner the market. Eat your heart out Bitcoin