One model per (non-working) day

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by juan angel 747

a doubt mr bruno ¿are you goning to make an F/A-18 Super hornet in scale 1/100 of payment?

If one day I get the forms correct, I surely will.
Second try is much better. Still some issues to solve.

PS: no need to call me Mister.
Bruno will do just fine.

[Sygrod]

Originally Posted by Fifi2200

Here are pix of recolors i made on the B-24, there are "Assembly ships", i'll upload those who are ready :

Are you making the one Jimmy Stewart flew across the channel and back in and scared the bejeepers out of his CO?

He did this as a protest against being taken off combat flying.

[Fifi2200]

I did'nt know this story.
Which B-24 was he flowing ?


Here are the assembly ships i did :

[wireandpaper]

Scale 1/300 live and well. Thank you very much!
Looking forward for other 1/300 recolors or additions to the collection!

[juan angel 747]

don't worry Mr wire and paper because i have a many unpublished recolors in 1/300 just i need build and publish them

[wireandpaper]

Looking forward to all those planes in 1/300 to be shared here.
Bruno has an impresive collection, both military and comercial (and free).

[Aliffathur350]

Singapore Airlines B777-300er

9v swj

May i know what the real cm long for this bruno plane's in 1/300 scale please

A350:
B777:
A330:

May i know please

[gomidefilho]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Nice schemes. If they are 1/300 scale, feel free to share them on this site.

from my side, I redesigned a bit the Typhoon (with some recolors in progress) and then I tried the next model. There are major issues with the underside of the latest model. back to the drawing board.

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Bruno

Is a hard model to design, but you make a great work as always. Great companion for previous F-18 kit. Congratulations!

[juan angel 747]

Originally Posted by Aliffathur350

Singapore Airlines B777-300er

9v swj

May i know what the real cm long for this bruno plane's in 1/300 scale please

A350:
B777:
A330:

May i know please

a technique you can use to determine the length of a model in 1/300

you have to determine the length of an airplane but in 1/100 which is the same number in meters but in centimeters

Ex:

length of the a320 in 1/1: 37.6M
length of the a320 in 1/100: 37.6cm

then divide that number by 3

length of the a320 in 1/100: 37.6cm
length of the a320 in 1/300: 12.53cm

and so you can determine the length of a model

here are the planes that you asked for
B777-200: 21.23cm
B777-300: 24.63cm
A350-900: 66.9cm
A350-1000: 24.62cm
A330-200: 19.6cm
A330-300: 21.2cm

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by gomidefilho

Bruno

Is a hard model to design, but you make a great work as always. Great companion for previous F-18 kit. Congratulations!

Thanks, Péricles.

it seems that the "simpler" models have already passed my drawing desk

Some of these models are indeed a bit tricky and that "frightens" me a bit sometimes. Just kidding.

Also, thanks, Juan Angel, for explaining the conversion before I had time. The advantage of 1/100 scale is indeed the metres becoming centimetres.
But than you have to divide by 3 for the 1/300 scale.