Okay, I'll be looking for a name again,

[The Rat]

Well, we know what it is, and we know who it is, but what's it going to wind up as? What's that on top, and what's that green thing?  

[Shasper]

Eagle eye?


Shas B)  

[cthulhu77]

Horizon.

    Definitely.

[Leigh]

Tea Cup
Wisp
Carousel
Thingy
Lunch pail


I'll get me coat......

[Ollie]

Monticule.

[Jack Bobson]

Marina

















Allegro

[Brian da Basher]

Ok it used to be a Breguet Atlantic...

Hmmm...

Sargasso

Adriatic

Caribbean

If it was built by Breguet's German subsidiary it could be called the Nord See.

Brian da Basher

[Eddie M.]

Electric Eye    
   Eddie

[markm70]

Atlantis?

UFO Hauler  

[The Rat]

As you've all probably guessed, it's a Breguet equivalent of the E-1 Tracer:



Probably sea grey over white, the good decals were used on the Calais model so I need to scrounge the bins. Aviation World has a couple of sheets of Aeronavale roundels in various sizes so that's an option. Lettering might be spurious but in 1/200th scale who's going to notice?

I don't think I'll go the twin-fin route, but I will be adding extras to the tips of the horizontal tailplanes.

Man, did this ever take a load of nose weight! 4 big split shot sinkers out of the tackle box, but as I plan on replacing all my tackle with bismuth sinkers that's a good thing anyway, better than all that lead winding up in a lake.  

Some good names so far, but what's a 'Monticule' Ollie? Certainly sounds Gallic enough.

Stay tuned!

[Ollie]

A monticule is a little hump on the ground, such as where the pitcher stands in a baseball game.

[waynos]

Hmm, how about the Terrapin? (looks like a shell). Alternatively a bit of remodelling and you could call it the Avro 745 (ASW/MR predecessor of the 748 airliner)

[dexter059]

like the Eagle Eye name....

[AeroplaneDriver]

Cernnunos-

An ancient Gallic antlered hunter god, equivelant of the English-celtic Herne.

[Scooterman]

I got it!

Fecking Ugly?





(just kidding)