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[gomidefilho]

Bruno how about revamp you T-33 model? Is a plenty of repaints and versions. A Good F-80 are welcome in 1/100 too.

[Rata]

Originally Posted by gomidefilho

Bruno how about revamp you T-33 model? Is a plenty of repaints and versions. A Good F-80 are welcome in 1/100 too.

You may already be aware of them Péricles, but earlier in this thread there are some 1/300 Brunos of both planes along with some great 1/200 repaints by Cafe, again of both planes that he's added landing gear too as well.

[wireandpaper]

Originally Posted by Falco

Quick question if you don't mind me asking. what is the % increase to scale up to 1/50 from 1/300?

Dear Falco:

The math is the desired scale to the original scale, or 1/50/1/300 or 300/50 or 30/5 or (6*5)/5 or 6.

if you don't know which one is on the top and which one of the bottom do both, and think enlarging or reducing, and that's it.

I regularly convert 1/300 to 1/400. In my case 300/400 or 0.75 or 75% reduction.

I have seen successful enlargements of Bruno's planes to 1/33, but they were from 1/100.

F-104G Bruno Vanhecke 1:33

Happy modeling and resizing!

[tigertony100]

Originally Posted by gomidefilho

Bruno how about revamp you T-33 model? Is a plenty of repaints and versions. A Good F-80 are welcome in 1/100 too.

They´re already in 1/100 at least the T-33. And it remembers me to continue working with the T-33 in Mexican Air Force schemes, I got 8 different schemes. I stop because I noticed the empenage was pointing slightly upwards and began to adapt a new one. Regards,Tony.

[Pablito]

I looked at what the B777 painting was in 1: 300 and to my surprise there is no B777 in the livery airline Delta Airlines (the one with the blue bottom of the hull), and I looked at the ceiling where I have over 100 airplane collection and to my surprise there are a lot of gaps especially when it comes to new aircraft, I will do it on the example of airlines from the Persian Gulf
Emirates, I have all currently used, until I can buy B787 and A350
Etihad is missing B787
Oman Air is missing B787 (and it looks beautiful in this painting)
Qatar is missing A350-1000 and B747-400 / 8
Royal Brunei is missing B787
And besides, the ANA has an A380 in beautiful painting
In the same way, we have A350-1000 and B787-10 is missing
And from my country B787-9 LOT with a sticker
Bruno, it's a pity that you gave up passenger planes at a cost of 1: 100, because there is still a lot to do
Thanks to you, Bruno Chris Gerry Litnik, and many more have made such a beautiful collection of passenger planes
If I could paint airplanes like you yourself so genially, I would probably complete my brooding fleet

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by Pablito

Bruno, it's a pity that you gave up passenger planes at a cost of 1: 100, because there is still a lot to do

I know. Both in 1:300 and 1:100 scale.

Here are a few of my newest designs (are recolors).
(soon to be converted into PDF)

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[Pablito]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

I know. Both in 1:300 and 1:100 scale.



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The last one in 1: 300 which I saw was Qatar's C-17, it would be nice if you would do something in time 1: 300
I have given up some ideas for a new model, I will wait patiently

[John401]

those models of t6c are the best bruno is there any way to acquire the models that you have Mexicans?

[PacificWind]

As there're some people here who recolor Bruno's 1/300 airliners, may I ask for these two in attachments? For quite a long time I was thinking about some kind of an old aircraft used by Cubana. Super Constellation or Antonov An-24 would be nice choices.

Maybe someone's interested to make them.

[wireandpaper]

Originally Posted by Pablito

The last one in 1: 300 which I saw was Qatar's C-17, it would be nice if you would do something in time 1: 300
I have given up some ideas for a new model, I will wait patiently

Dear Tocayo/Pablito:
You have to open your eyes, what about the Short Belfast and the Neptune?
Also there are others that had contributed to the 1/300 scale repaints, more recently Brent, Tony, PacificWind, Café, and Storm Eagle just to mention a few.
I am, very thankful that Bruno, every blue moon, give us a smaller scale plane.

ps: Never is to late to learn a new skill, repainting or designing paper planes models. Or have patience as you mentioned. In any case the to do list without any new models is enormous