One model per (non-working) day

[Texman]

Just a quick note about the Louis Clement triplane.

Here is the thread

1/144 Louis Clement Triplane Glider

And just a quick pic so as not to clutter this thread.

Thank you Bruno, for a very unknown little craft.

[scissorsandplanes]

Oh dear. It was already so small in 1/100 scale.
You did a wonderful job in an even smaller scale, Ray.
(and don't worry about the "clutter". It is very much appreciated)
Bruno

[Rata]

Ray, something that small doesn't clutter anything. Amazing small scale work...again.

[scissorsandplanes]

Too late (here in Brussels) to start building, but I hope to make somebody happy tomorrow.

[Rata]

Can't guess what it is but looks tantalizing.

[Butelczynski]

Embraer Tucano?Good subject.It seems to be very popular with some air forces and it looks like its concept have revived a trend from years ago.

[wireandpaper]

Pericles is going to be very happy!
ps: me too, and may others

[scissorsandplanes]

Is it a bird, is it a plane, no it is (a) Super Tucano.

too enthusiastic with building that I forgot to add weight to the nose, so I decided to build it off as a flying version.
I'm sure better builders can do better honor to the original.
B

[Mike1158]

Very nicely done Bruno. Looks good mate.

[Texman]

Hmmm. I did not realize there were so many schemes for this aircraft.

Brown ones (Mauritania), Gray shark mouth (Columbia), Gray shark mouth
with orange trim (Indonesia), Camouflage shark mouth (Angola), Several
different types of multi color camouflage. There's even a "digital" pattern.
Not to mention the demonstrator aircraft schemes.