Random whiffs you have found

[GTX_Admin]

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[ChernayaAkula]

Not only a cool whif, but also nicely finished. 

[Old Wombat]

Not only a cool whif, but also nicely finished. 

Agreed!

[The Big Gimper]

Found on Facebook.

Model Railroader magazine
Maybe the railroads could have maintained passenger service longer if they took a can't beat 'em, might as well join 'em approach.

[ChernayaAkula]

Ooh! Nice! 

These schemes, but on zeppelins and aircraft for the 20s/30s GB?

[elmayerle]

Found on Facebook.

Model Railroader magazine
Maybe the railroads could have maintained passenger service longer if they took a can't beat 'em, might as well join 'em approach.

Very nice, 'cept the Feds shut them down after WW II when they tried it.  The ATSF (Santa Fe) railroad was definitely into developing an air cargo operation and both DC-4's and Dc-3's flew in a variation of their "Warbonnet" paint scheme.  Since D&H did a variation on that with the Alco PA-2's they purchased from the Santa Fe, 'twould be interesting to see that scheme, in their colors. on a modern aircraft.

[apophenia]

These schemes, but on zeppelins and aircraft for the 20s/30s GB?

Ooo ... nice! Careful Moritz, this idea might just get stolen 

[The Big Gimper]

Via Les @ FB.

Notes says photo taken at Telford.  Scale not mentioned.

[Jeffry Fontaine]

Notes says photo taken at Telford.  Scale not mentioned.

I would guess the scale to be 1/72nd and that is only because there is an ESCI 1/9th KettenKrad on display behind it. 

[The Big Gimper]

Via FB. Photos by Geoff Baker.

Just a couple of shots of Project Cancelled SIG display at SMW 2021. Models by Martin Higgs, Joe Warner Cherrie, Norman Church and Geoff Baker.
And from What-If.

[M.A.D]

Wow, particularly like the Canberra interceptor (with F-89 Scorpion-like wingtip missile pods)😯👍
Also trying to assertain what's deemed different with the Invincible class model?🤔

MAD

[kim margosein]

That cartoonish looking airplane in front of the carrier looks like a Supermarine drawing board design.

[Old Wombat]

That cartoonish looking airplane in front of the carrier looks like a Supermarine drawing board design.

No, it's a prone-pilot Hunter. The modeller merely took the experimental prone-pilot Gloster Meteor F8 a step further.
https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=49649.0


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloster_Meteor_F8_%22Prone_Pilot%22

Also trying to assertain what's deemed different with the Invincible class model?🤔

It's a Dutch what-if; HNLMS Karel Doorman, what-if the Dutch had purchased an Invincible class carrier.
The aircraft behind it are also Dutch what-if's.


https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=49664.msg940941#new

[M.A.D]

Also trying to assertain what's deemed different with the Invincible class model?🤔

It's a Dutch what-if; HNLMS Karel Doorman, what-if the Dutch had purchased an Invincible class carrier.
The aircraft behind it are also Dutch what-if's.


https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=49664.msg940941#new

Thank you for the clarification Old Wombat 👍

MAD

[GTX_Admin]

Here's Halberd models  excellent 1/48 Cavalier Turbo Mustang III conversion finished as a "whif" SAAF Atlas Swartkraai Mk 1, based somewhere in Angola during the Border War in 1978. A full article will appear in SAM - Scale Aircraft Modelling soon.

[apophenia]

Nice build !

I like how the underside camouflage colour wraps around the lower fuselage and up over that huge, honkin' fin 

And I love the 'Cape Crow' name 

[ChernayaAkula]

Gorgeous model!   

[The Big Gimper]

Found on a Canadian What-if Group.

[Old Wombat]

 

[M.A.D]

Found these by an artist called Aleks - aka DixiClipper

I love the Hind like derived Agusta AT 129B Mangusta!!

MAD

[finsrin]

Found on the internet:



anyone care to guess what it started as and what went into it?

Masterpiece.   Now design a model box (Airfix, Lindberg, whatever) with this picture on it.

[elmayerle]

Found on the internet:



anyone care to guess what it started as and what went into it?

Masterpiece.   Now design a model box (Airfix, Lindberg, whatever) with this picture on it.

Start with a 1/72 SU-22=UM3 "Fitter", add intakes from a 1/48 A-4, and perhaps the nose, from the front of the windscreen forward, of a 1/48 F-4E or F-4F?

[Kerick]

And some SEA camo to go with the markings.

[GTX_Admin]

Spotted at 26th Model Show of the GPC - Plastic Modeling Group of Campinas, Brazil.



CFBV

[The Big Gimper]

Cool. A Porax-38 starfighter?

Ref: The Porax-38 appears in Revenge of the Sith as a starfighter piloted by the native Utapauns during the Battle of Utapau. Although featured in a full two-page spread in the Revenge of the Sith Incredible Cross-Sections book, the fighter's role was significantly reduced in the final film. This was due to the fact that the P-38's digital model, being a late addition to the film, was not completed to the level originally planned, and so was relegated to a background craft.[55]