One model per (non-working) day

[avrahamrl]

HI BRUNO
You must give the assembly instructions to the RA-5C Vigilante
end the rectangular fuselage cross section disk for the A-3B1 Skywarrior
I also think that the colors of the various Ukrainians today their colors are yellow and blue
Hope to see also the model of EL Al 767-200 END 737

AVRAHAM

[martinhc]

Muy buen trabajo, Bruno, como siempre.-
Excelente.-
Saludos.-

Very good job, Bruno, as always. -
Excellent.-

Greetings.-

[frederico]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

And I have another surprise for you (although untested): the North American RA-5C Vigilante in two liveries. Again a rather rectangular fuselage, so be careful when building.

I may be able to get it done tonight, if I have some energy left.

Bruno

i can honestly say with confidence that papermate is going to enjoy this model. it's one of the few 1:200 scale naval aircraft he's actually missing.

[papermate]

Thanks, Bruno, for the Vigilante, and frederico, for your confidence in me doing this in 1/200,
you seemed to have read my mind when I took a first look at this one. Bruno has provided
me with so many Navy planes to enlarge and enrich my collection of 1/200 planes.
Thanks again. The beauty of Bruno's planes is his simple design and the stimulation for you
to do something extra to go with and to appreciate his wonderful work. I have done
a little statistics of views on Bruno's posts for the past 7 days before yesterday.
The average view rate was 2052. With this rate, I expect that he will top the
view counts in about three weeks' time. At the moment when I wrote this post,
the gap between Mitchell and SnP was 39752, so it wouldn't take long before
Bruno will make it to the top. Guess Mitchell will have to fly higher and harder
to keep her position!!

Papermate

[frederico]

i just finnished the vigilante. i always knew it was a large aircraft, but compared with the x-32, harrier, f-16, and f-117, it surprise me how this navel plane surpass them all in size by a very large extent. just like you, i come to appreciate Bruno's contributions on this thread and congragultions for being close to being the highest veiwed thread on this site.

[croden]

Originally Posted by Ofanim

This color scheme don't seems to be very difficult, I can try to do it.
I'm also trying to recolor the Tupolev TU-154M in S7 livery but I have one question:
on some aircrafts have their main wings painted in green, but others have their wings in grey color (basic color)
Which one should I use ?
Gerry1966, can I use the wheels you put on your repaints and add them on this one ?
Good job JohnM on the B-1, how did you do the system to have movable wings ?
Regards,
Ronan.

Any progress?

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by frederico

i can honestly say with confidence that papermate is going to enjoy this model. it's one of the few 1:200 scale naval aircraft he's actually missing.

I was indeed asking myself what models were missing in his thread.
I should check which are there or does anybody have a list?

[Sven]

I'm sorry Bruno,
have only my personal wish list:
Blackburn NA 39, de Havilland Sea Vixen, Hawker Sea Hawk, Vickers Scimitar and the
Phantom FG1.
regards

[scissorsandplanes]

Hi everyone,

nothing really spectacularly new: the Harrier GR.3 in two liveries and an extra tail.

[cafe]

I have a question about the Sea Harrier. Is that step between the front section and the rest of the fuselage normal? Maybe it's a default due to the upscaling to 1:200.

I've glued the canopy and wings and fins since I took this photo yesterday.