One model per (non-working) day

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by wireandpaper

Dear Bruno:
Very nice set you completed!
Are you considering the XC-142 or the Do-31?
Thank you.
Pablo.

Hi Pablo,
first of all, great work on the meteors.
Any nightfighter versions with long nose on yout agenda?

Second, yes, both are on my list and unless I change my mind about the type of models I want to design, they should be coming soon (I hope )

Thanks for your contribution

Bruno

[spaceagent-9]

more great planes. you're coming up on 400 pages here soon. I'm a little humbled but grateful for your work, and the work of those who posted up mods here on these planes. especially the recent orion p3, an airship I saw regularly as a child.
thanks and appreciation for all your work,
jim

[wireandpaper]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Hi Pablo,
first of all, great work on the meteors.
Any nightfighter versions with long nose on yout agenda?

Second, yes, both are on my list and unless I change my mind about the type of models I want to design, they should be coming soon (I hope )

Thanks for your contribution

Bruno

Dear Bruno:
Since you are asking, tell me which one you'll like, maybe the Belgian NF.11? Just let me know.
I think I will do something with those engines, like enclosing them with a black disk or something like that.
And thank you again!!!
Pablo
ps: looking forward for your next series of surprises, since they come in bundles!!!

[scissorsandplanes]

Here's a new model: the Canadair CL-84 Dynavert.
I leave it up to you to scratchbuild it in VTOL version with landing gear and the wings tilted.

Up to the next model.

Pablo,
I had the impression you were doing the whole meteor range, but yeah, why not the Belgian NF.11 (like in the Brussels airplane museum)

Bruno

[papermate]

Bruno, looks like the start of the VTOL family, doesn't it?
See the picture googled a few moments ago.

Papermate

[wireandpaper]

Dear Bruno:
Now I am. I will be happy to contribute a night fighter and a trainer to this forum.
The Cl-84 look grate and looking forward for the next models.
Best regards.
Pablo
ps The Meteor NF in Brussels look French. Is there a Belgium one on display?

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by wireandpaper

ps The Meteor NF in Brussels look French. Is there a Belgium one on display?

you're right. I haven't been to the museum for quite some time, so I'm clearly mistaking. A french version would be OK as well. (I'm not sectarian )

Thanks

Bruno

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by papermate

Bruno, looks like the start of the VTOL family, doesn't it?
See the picture googled a few moments ago.

Papermate

Hi Papermate,

I countr these VTOL experiments more in the X- or concept plane series for the moment, so it is not really a new family.
I have some of the models on the picture already. (X-22, Pogo and CL-84)
who knows

Bruno

[scissorsandplanes]

It is calm on the site. How could I forget, it's vacation time.

So here, for the few remaining modelers, todays model: the Snecma C.450 Coléoptère.
I made two versions: the first is a completely metallic one, like the prototype. The other livery is a what if, since the plane never became operational.

the inner "wings" might need trimming depending on the thickness of your paper.
and it is small, so spare your eyes.

yes, it is a VTOL tailsitter, but it's also a concept plane

Bruno

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Hi Papermate,

I have some of the models on the picture already. (X-22, Pogo and CL-84)
who knows

Bruno

Oops, I need to correct my previous statement. With the Coléoptère I already have five models on that picture. I mistaken the V-22 for the XV-15 (which is hidden behind the XC-142)