Beyond The Sprues
Current and Finished Projects => Profiles and Pixels => Topic started by: Flitzer on February 28, 2012, 08:44:24 PM
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Hi all.
I'm currently working on 2 Schnellbomber designs that were totally new to me until recently.
Of course when I say 'unkown', obviously they are no longer unknown... ;)
The project number is unknown, although the monica Fw 'P222' seems to have been adopted with a nod probably to the
proposed engines i.e. Junkers Ju222.
Apparently there were at least 4 designs but drawings for these two are the only ones to have been found, so far...
Many thanks
P
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Very Good. Thanks
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I really like the look of that gull wing version.
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Hi JP and Doom.
I tend to agree. It looks like some huge sinister bird of prey, especially the front view.
P
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I wonder how you would go building that in plastic. Maybe start with a Ta-154?
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I wonder how you would go building that in plastic. Maybe start with a Ta-154?
He - 219 might be closer.
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I'd start with a mix of Do-217 and Ju-288. The design does seem to bear a passing resemblance to a Fw-191; so you might want to start, if you can afford it, with the Planet Models kit of that one.
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Has the late WW2/post war look of last iterations of prop designs. Best of the props era. Biggest engines etc.....
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Another update.
Finsrin, I think you've hit the nail on the head. :)
P
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Well Thanks.
Says Luft 46......
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Very inspiring looks. Makes me want to whip out a razor saw and get to work! >:D
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Sweet! I love the way you've done your props from the front view. :-*
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Very good. I really enjoy these late-war propeller aircraft
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Another update.
Finsrin, I think you've hit the nail on the head. :)
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Wow Flitzer, she looks great and powerful!!
The kinked wing (frontal-view) profile looks awesome!
Those nacelles look huge, and adds to the perception of power!
If they were this big, I'm thinking you could probably utilize them for fuel storage - as well as the engine and main landing gear!!
This will leave more room for the offensive bomb-load!!
M.A.D
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You may have a point MAD.
My drawings are from the original Focke Wulf sketches/scale views, so maybe they included a little perspective, hence the engine nacells looking so big, but I could be wrong and probably am... :)
In the meantime I've almost finished the design 2 and have got a bit further on the first design.
I've tried a new camouflage scheme. I had in mind a sort of summer tundra.
Many thanks
P
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I like that Camo! :D
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Many thanks taiidantomcat.
Just using up what was left in a few pots ;).
More or less finished the design 1 version.
P :)
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She is a looker. :) I too really like this camo scheme.
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What he said!
Cheers,
Logan
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:-* I like it !
Alex
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You know what is odd? That looks so close (right down to the shape of the canopy etc) to some imaginary designs I drew when I was young that you would think I was somehow channeling the spirits of the designers... ;D
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Gorgeous depiction -- love the camouflage and panel work :)