One model per (non-working) day

[scissorsandplanes]

Well done. However, not entirely correct.
Indeed an Ansaldo, but actually the ISVA (float plane version based on the SVA)
Next, as you spotted correctly, a CR.714.
The other two are Great Lakes airplanes: the XB2G-1 prototype based on the BG-1 and the T2-1A Sports Trainer (in one of the engine versions).

The calculations were used to cover the "secrets" a bit more, but are also revealing some other "secrets".

B

[wireandpaper]

Originally Posted by wireandpaper

Dear Bruno, after a quarter I was able to finish one of the most neglected and interesting planes you designed. I have to say that it was a tough cookie in 1/400 scale (25% reduction). I had to simplify the landing gear, and engines. The tail unit was particularly hard!!!!
But I am very thankful that you designed.
Here are a few pictures with some companion from Micromodels, Mikro Model, der Kampfflieger and JSC.
Happy modeling
Pablo

ps looking forward for the Harrow, Hendon, or something like a D0-11, 13 or 23.

If the intelligence done by Butelczynski is correct, I am jumping up and down about the Hendon! I have been waiting for it since 2017!

[scissorsandplanes]

some model builds this week.
didn't do the wheels on the Martinet (yet)

[Don Boose]

Nice selection!

Don

[scissorsandplanes]

Thanks, Don.
A few more models designed on my list.

[Rata]

Nice selection indeed! Good to see a CR.714, but that little Great Lakes is a gem.

[scissorsandplanes]

Thanks Rata,
I saved the 3-view a long time ago but forgot about it. When I rediscovered it last week, it looked so cute, that I could not resist designing it.
Today, I'll try to design a plane suggested by a colleague at work: the Grumman X-29. So I'll start looking for some reliable 3-views

[Texman]

Oohhhh. X-29. I like that!

[scissorsandplanes]

that's good to know... because the test build is promising.

[Texman]

That is shaping up really nice!