One model per (non-working) day

[wireandpaper]

Obrigadissimo / Thanks a lot

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by YOAVHOZMI

Bruno, you succeeded to create a wonderful F-16.....i like the result very much.

i wish i can build 1:30 scale with this kind of simplicity.
the problem is, that this kind of simplicity doesn't work at 1:30 because the accuracy we needed is much bigger.

take care and keep on the good work and continue to contribute .

YOAV

Yoav,

Thanks so much for these kind words.
knowing the (near) perfection of your models I feel honored by them. (so flabbergasted that it took me a while before responding )

I would not even dare attempt to do your 1/30 scale detail designing (due to lack of patience and skill).

So if you are interested in doing some simple modeling, there are many models available.

Thanks again
Bruno

[CCM429]

thank you very much croden

[croden]

Originally Posted by CCM429

thank you very much croden

Absolutely stunning builds!! Maybe you'd like my Air India 777s or KLM 777?

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by CCM429

thank you very much croden

Great build!!

[scissorsandplanes]

I can confirm that the 2-seater canopy and the J-79 extended intake and exhaust parts work fine.
This single test build made this possible.
Bruno

[cafe]

Now, You can mix and match and make a what-if : a single-seat F-17/79 demonstrator in ROCAF markings!

Not a request by the way. There used to be a plastic model.

[Texman]

When I first arrived at Pope AFB, it was an Air Force Composite Wing.
Meaning it had Attack (A-10) Fighter (F-16), and Cargo (C-130) aircraft, working together.

All of which wore the famous Flying Tiger sharkmouth markings.



I wouldn't mind seeing that one. I could build my own Composite Wind display!

[scissorsandplanes]

There are so many paint schemes that could be made.
Anyway with the ones my made today, we are "only" at 18.
Bruno

[paperengineer]

Desert camo!