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Aero-space / Re: B-36 Ideas & Inspiration

« Last post by finsrin on Yesterday at 08:55:55 AM »

While at garage stash looked at salvaged built kinda ruff 1/72 B-36 fuselage.  Sizing things up found if sliced fuselage just in front & behind of wing mount enlargements shortening fuselage, that 1/48 B-58 wings attached mid-height otta work.  Full length fuselage is big for size of B-58 wings.  When shortened it looks more appropriate.  Could use B-58 tailfin and find donor horizontal stabilizers.  Maybe figure out a pointy nose something like B-60 or leave as is.

Finished build can be B-94.    36 + 58 = 94

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Land / Re: Claymore's AH AFVs: Take 2

« Last post by GTX_Admin on Yesterday at 06:42:03 AM »

Wow!

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Land / Re: Modular Vehicle Components

« Last post by GTX_Admin on Yesterday at 05:38:45 AM »

Dare I suggest:  https://www.thinkdefence.co.uk/2022/11/boxer-armoured-vehicle-details-and-variants/

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Land / Re: Panhard Armoured Cars (AML/Eland, M3, ERC, VCR, VBL, VBR)

« Last post by GTX_Admin on Yesterday at 05:34:12 AM »

 

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Aero-space / Re: Hawker Hunter Ideas and Inspiration

« Last post by Kerick on March 15, 2025, 11:32:16 PM »

Makes me think of a Hawk cockpit grafted on. Cool!

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Kitbash / Frankenstein GB / Re: Franken bi-plane

« Last post by Kerick on March 15, 2025, 11:25:48 PM »

Awesome job!

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Kitbash / Frankenstein GB / Re: Alabama Slammer

« Last post by Kerick on March 15, 2025, 11:23:36 PM »

We make do with the things we have!😁

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Aero-space / Re: Hawker Hunter Ideas and Inspiration

« Last post by M.A.D on March 15, 2025, 06:42:09 PM »

Hi folks,

A place for your Hawker Hunter Ideas and Inspiration.

To begin with, here is my take on a tandem seating Hunter trainer:



Regards,

Greg

When I first saw those two blade antenna under the fuselage, I'd thought you'd included a couple of recessed Sparrow I AAM's, coupled with the WSO in the rear cockpit😯

MAD

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Aero-space / Re: Douglas A-26 (B-26) Invader

« Last post by M.A.D on March 15, 2025, 06:29:06 PM »

I've always like the idea of the USAAF utilising it's new and advanced A-26 as the basis of the first jet-powered attack bomber, by replacing its piston engines with two of the new and promising Nene turbojet. In a sense, such a straight forward swapping of engine types giving the USAAF a design not to unlike the IL-28 Beagle of sorts...

MAD

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Kitbash / Frankenstein GB / Re: Alabama Slammer

« Last post by Buzzbomb on March 15, 2025, 02:18:31 PM »

Really like how the lockers came out.

A vehicle with a porch.. how civilised for afternoon drinkies