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

[Sidewinder81777]

Pretty sure that's the paper makett bison.

[gomidefilho]

Thanks my friends, indeed the Bison is from Makett upscale, I desist to make this model (I never finished) and try in future a redraw make from my friend Gerry1966.

Time to think in the next Murph's Models...

[Sidewinder81777]

Gerry did a redraw of the bison?

[gomidefilho]

Originally Posted by Sidewinder81777

Gerry did a redraw of the bison?

Indeed but He not release yet this freebie.

[murphyaa]

Originally Posted by gomidefilho

Time to think in the next Murph's Models...

Hold that thought. I've got a secret project in the works that has your name all over it. Should be ready in a couple of weeks.

[gomidefilho]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

Hold that thought. I've got a secret project in the works that has your name all over it. Should be ready in a couple of weeks.

By you command

[gomidefilho]

Well friends! Once again Aaron gives me the honor of testing one of his new models. This time it's a unique plane! The Stinson Model A, a 1930s mixed construction trimotor.



The model has ten pages and is in the original scale of 1/40 according to my measurements. It features detailed or simplified cowlings and engine options, it has very detailed landing gear, a set of formers and as Aaron warned me to keep the wing chord in its inconstancy it needs to have a segmented assembly. But from today we will see.

[Don Boose]

I have always liked the look of this airplane, and I am glad that Murph designed it and you are testing it.

Don

[Rata]

For sure. And me!

[gomidefilho]

Thanks for the kind words friends! I intent start the project today.