WW1 aircraft at papermau

[airdave]

LOL okay.

[swoooooosh...over you head]

[herky]

Originally Posted by rickstef

it is legal because Cafe and Bruno are members of the French paper model forum that is linked in the first link after the aircraft pictures

thank you for clearing that up so quickly

[cafe]

Originally Posted by Mike1158

Not so sure this site should be supported. Go down the page (PAPERMAU: aircraft) and there is a Scissors and Planes 1/300 scale Mig 27 that is plainly a SU-22. Using the Scissors and Planes logo in this way is rather crass and I doubt it is supported or legitimate.

I don't think Mauther is an aviation specialist. He's more into trucks/bus/cars and architecture.

And Bruno is OK with recolors and edits of his 1:300 free models. What I find odd is seeing his logo on models that are completely unrelated to his.

I posted one MiG-27 recolor (with minor edits), but it's in indian colors (grey camo) as seen on the second pic on that page. I also converted Bruno's Su-17M4 into the earlier Su-17M3 and Su-22M. The picture shows my build of the libyan Su-22M (different aft fuselage to account for the different engine and revised tail. I kept Bruno's original camo for these Fitters because I was lazy).

You'll find the pdfs for these in Bruno's thread here at PM, as well as other recolors/conversions by others. IIRC bkensky converted the Su-22 to a Su-7 (of which I did an egyptian recolor) and Stormeagle did some awesome recolors of the Su-17M4 and the 2-seat Su-17UM3K. Serg3t did a peruvian Su-22. Shifu65 converted the su-7 into the Su-9 and Su-9U. Everything I post here I also post at maquettes-papier.

My current project is converting Bruno's 1:300 F-16C into a Mitsubishi F-2A. We'll see how it goes.

And Mauther is indeed brazilian.