canard Twin-Vampire

[Tophe]

And through different angles:

[arctic warrior]

Wonderful! 

[Brian da Basher]

Quite delightful mon ami! Your tinted canopies are always a nice touch.

Brian da Basher

[ChernayaAkula]

Wonderful creation!      Really like the boom lay-out on this one.

[finsrin]

Fine job of double fuselages, blend smoothly together.
Looks extra maneuverable with front & rear booms and wing rudders (for side slipping).

[elmayerle]

Beautiful!!

[Tophe]

Thanks a lot for the friendly words and for the engineer's approval! (for fun, I know).

[AXOR]

That's lovely Cristophe,I really like it ! 

[apophenia]

Wonderful creation!      Really like the boom lay-out on this one.

Me too and I love your Twampire's wing-mounted vertical surfaces 

[Tophe]

Thanks a lot! Your comments make me feel happy to still build models a little, not drawing only, and I consider requiring model kits for Christmas (and my birthday, 2 days after)... [in case Santa Claus does exist]

[Tophe]

Maybe you noticed that I used:
2 pods, 2 sets of booms, 2 sets of half-tailplanes, 2 sets of fins, 1 set of half-wings...
So there was, remaining: one set of half-wings...

No seriously (Historically): while the Twampire was ordered as main fighter of the RAF, twin-boom, two-seater, there was also an order for a high-speed flying-wing, having a prone pilot: the Wingire:

[arctic warrior]

He-he, Wingire! I like it. Certainly with so little space the pilots need being lying down. Looks a lot like the Horten Ho 229 

[Brian da Basher]

That's a great use of leftover parts, Tophe and utterly plausible!

Brian da Basher

[GTX_Admin]

I would actually consider making it a UAV

[Tophe]

Thanks Brian!
And yes, GTX, this could be an unmanned aircraft, with black electronic compartment (not black glazed part)...