One model per (non-working) day

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by croden

Monarch A330-200

Nice!!!! I'd love to see a Thomson 787

[scissorsandplanes]

One more Salmson added

Nr 1501 Salmson 2A2 USA flag

Bruno

[croden]

N96HBK Here is the base livery but its ArkeFly

[scissorsandplanes]

Wanting to do something quite different today.
Here is a picture of the TBIP. The color scheme is not the final one but I wanted to show the lines and spare my printer. Note that the intake (and exhaust) goes inward.

Bruno

[buschlaid]

Its looks like an F 80 and F 86 Sabre in one .

[cafe]

Is it an FJ-1? From this angle it looks like a jet version of the F8F Bearcat.

[scissorsandplanes]

Yes, it is the North American FJ-1 Fury.
B

[wireandpaper]

Very nice Bruno, although I am very confuse on the patterns, Postwar agricultural biplane, Japanese biplanes and first generation monoplane bombers, WW I bomber, and first generation straight wing American jet?????
A prove that no matter the subject you will deliver.
Pablo

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by wireandpaper

Very nice Bruno, although I am very confuse on the patterns, Postwar agricultural biplane, Japanese biplanes and first generation monoplane bombers, WW I bomber, and first generation straight wing American jet?????
A prove that no matter the subject you will deliver.
Pablo

or that I have no idea what pattern to follow.

[wireandpaper]

Not to mention racers, including trimotors.
If you need suggestions I am ready.
Don't forget the Be-10 (1/300 or tactical transports Transall, Transalito, or the DHC buffalo, Caribue or Dash 7), or the bimotor monoplane bombers with fixed landing gear (German, British, or US), so your Japanese bombers are not alone.
In any case we (I hope) are so happy to see the diversity of models.
Happy designing, cutting, bending and gluing