My Oddball, Murph's Models, FG/Murph's Collection at 1/100 scale.

[Don Boose]

Good progress on this multiplex airplane, Péricles!

And I always like to see your well-organized workspace.

Don

[Rata]

Looking good Péricles. Hard to fault Murph's parts fit.

Aaron, maybe these could be of some use:

I can send better quality images if you want them.

[gomidefilho]

Thanks my friends!

I start building engines I try finish tonight. :0

Aaron look this:











Rata show a marvelous version too.

[murphyaa]

Hmm. I like Rata's version too. And that sky over darker sky version as well. Let's see what I can pull off

[gomidefilho]

My Heinkel He-111Z Zwilling in 1/100 scale is completed. This version actually existed, not a "Luftwaffe 1946". 10 units were produced intended to tow the gigantic transport glider Messerschimitt Me-321 Gigant. This curious airplane was the combination of two He-111 H-6, with a central wing and a fifth engine. Where the plane could be piloted from either fuselage, although without redundant systems on each side, with the pilot's station on the port fuselage.

























It really is a very interesting plane, although it is one of the first models that Aaron designed, it has some things that could be improved. For me the biggest problem is still the internal support of the wing that should be bigger. The model maker needs to be careful to keep the fuselages well aligned so as not to run the risk of warping one of the "sides" of the plane. If Aaron makes new versions that have real markings, I will certainly one day replace them. Although the construction is tedious because it is actually two He-111 joined by a central wing with a fifth engine in the middle. For fans of the Luftwaffe and weird planes, it's more than recommended. Original scale 1/58.

[Don Boose]

Well done! And your thread stimulated some discussion about alternate paint schemes.

Don

[Brent]

Great build. That is big! Where do you store your models?

Brent

[Rata]

Great build Pericles. Certainly an unusual version of Heinkel's 111!

[gomidefilho]

Thanks my friends! Is a long build but I am satisfied with results.

Originally Posted by Brent

Great build. That is big! Where do you store your models?

Brent

Brent, I have a large glass display cabinet that I had built years ago, it holds about 600 1/100 models, I'm a little over 400 models at this scale, these photos are old, they are ten years ago or more.







Originally it was made for plastic 1/72 models, but I bought another display that is now in my model club where these models are displayed.

[Butelczynski]

Very nice display. I've seen few similar cabinets before but yours is the largest. Good work.

That M-4 Bison was one of the first S&P models I tried building and failed. One day I'll go back to it and few other Soviet bomber jets.