Skyline B767 (1/72)

[Sumato]

Hey folks! The sales of my DC-9 kit have been pretty strong through the holidays, so I've decided my next release will be a Boeing 767-300 depicted in 1/72 scale. The kit is still only a few days into development, and here are some rough drafts:













The kit will be about 30 inches long when complete. I'm lucky to be on vacation right now ( for once! ) so hopefully I'll be able to keep up the momentum and bang this kit out. Thanks for your interest and your continuing support!

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[Cybermac]

That is a great news!

I was also considering B-767, but no time to do that:-(
I am glad that you found a good scale drawings as to get any is a real pain.

All the best!

[alfadoc]

That should be easy to build, it's like the internet: a series of tubes!;P

[Sumato]

Originally Posted by alfadoc

That should be easy to build, it's like the internet: a series of tubes!;P

Yep! Lots of big parts; many of which will barely fit on the page. I like designing these kinds of kits because they provide a lot of "canvas" to put lots of detail on, without any complex geometry.

[nikischutt]

Looking forward to this. Any thoughts on doing the AWACS (E-767) version?

Niki

[Sumato]

I'm not ruling out any military versions of the jet, but I've got a few civil versions planned first.

[Sumato]

Alright, all of the principle geometry and modeling are done; here are some detail pics of the engines and landing gear...











Now to the fun part, unfolding and detailing!

[Cybermac]

Looks fantastic!!!

[scon10]

Yes, very impressive!
Will you have a KLM version included?

[Sumato]

Originally Posted by scon10

Yes, very impressive!
Will you have a KLM version included?

I'd love to, but KLM will cost me about $2,000 USD to license with them. My first will be a Martinair version, then it's up in the air what next.