One model per (non-working) day

[Rata]

Excellent work. It sure was a sleek beast.

[Wyvern]

Interesting airplane I had never heard of. Great design work, Bruno!

Wyvern

[Mike1158]

A marvelous build.

[cafe]

That's a very pretty model.

[cafe]

There's a 1:200 Ethiopian Canberra bomber waiting for mod approval in the download section.

Here is the 1:300 version.

[Pablito]

Thanks Carlos for Canberra

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by Butelczynski

Promised pictures of finished Ki-77.Very sleek,pretty model.I added undercarriage borrowed from G3M Nell.I think engines should be enlarged by 5% or so,they are a bit too small for nacelles parts aft of engines.Model is still very buildable now but with some fine trimming involved.Some day I'll build larger version of this model(model on pictures in original scale).


Btw-wings on this plane have a lot of dihedral to them.It's a feature just like with pretty much all monoplane Japanese designs.

Thanks, Butelczynski, for sharing the photos and the comments. I'll see what I can do to improve the model.

But first some work I'm trying to complete this weekend. (if life lets me get to my hobby of course). So designed, printed but not yet tested.
(and more variants to come soon)

[Rata]

Oh nice. I'm sure there will be no-one objecting to the Ki-43 being revisited.

[PacificWind]

Great work on that Ki-77, Karol.

Bruno, I'm so happy to see revisited(I won't have to struggle with designing wing root fairings!) Ki-43s in your catalogue. "Oscars" are one of these planes with thousands of possibilites for recolors.

[scissorsandplanes]

Indeed, they are.
And note that I leave the patchy and two-tone camo recolors to you
Here some more variants before I tackle the Ki-43-III