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[Uyraell]

Mitsubishi JM8 Shusui suggests itself.
Ohka 43, suggests itself.

Bachem "Julia" is one suggestion, it was a predecessor of the Ba.349 Natter.
Likewise, the Junkers Ef.162 rival for the He.162.
Similarly, the BV.40 Glidefighter.

If you wanted to tackle a really odd aircraft design: BV.155 V1, BV.155 V2, BV.155 V3. The trio bear the same name, but each is so radically different to the other that each is complete justification for its' own model.

And lastly, the DFS.280 Reconnaiscance rocket gilder, and its' stepchild, the DFS.346.
Both of those being, in some ways, ancestor to the Lockheed U2/TR1 family.

I'll add more suggestions as they come to mind.

Kind and Respectful Regards Aaron my friend, Uyraell.

[murphyaa]

I'll dig the long wing B-57 out of storage and see what I can do with it.

[Swampfox]

That would be great.

I'm posting a couple of picts of the RB-57F, some people know what it looks like, many don't. Hope you don't mind.





Thanks,
SFX

[richkat]

NASA has the best looking one I think.....Rich

[Sidewinder81777]

Originally Posted by Uyraell

Very B47-looking, in may ways.

Hehehehe (same scale)

[chicharrero]

More images of the RB 57 F

[Swampfox]

Sidewinder, I was wondering where/what model that is of the B-47? Is it still available?

Thanks,
SFX

[Sidewinder81777]

Sure is, its one of Roman's and available at ecardmodels

[murphyaa]

I've already got a lot of info on the RB-57. It's the model I was doing the tutorial on.

[Uyraell]

Originally Posted by Sidewinder81777

Hehehehe (same scale)

Thanks for that, Josh!
It certainly shows well the relative sizes.
You seem able to produce fine models of any kit your hands touch.
I hope to one day acquire similar fine-handed skills.

It's certainly interesting to see these Luft'46 models of Aaron's come to life, as it were, and this thread is itself a great testament to the interest in Luft'46 models. I greatly enjoy this thread.

Kind and Respectful Regards Josh and Aaron my friends, Uyraell.