Beyond The Sprues
Current and Finished Projects => Physical Models => Aero-space => Topic started by: bluesman on March 23, 2013, 10:17:15 AM
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I have a Martin Seamaster kit coming my way, and I have already decided not to build it stock Navy.
My thinking is
1.) Coast Guard
2.) Private Airliner in Chalks Livery
3.) Swedish Anti Sub Patrol (like a p-3 Orion, but near supersonic)
4.) Israeli
Yeah, you heard me, Israeli. :)
Looks like I have some profiles to work on!
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RAAF... ;)
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Must be Revell 1/136 Seamaster. Is there another ?
Interesting you should mention. After looking it over, just yesterday I put Revell kit back in stash. As 1/72 it could be an attack jet or tanker with drogue out of tail.
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There is also the Anigrand one (http://www.anigrand.com/AA2061_XP6M-1.htm)
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Israeli in support of their SSG fleet?
JMSDF?
GTx,
Would that be RAAF or would the RAN operate them?
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I'm thinking RAAF...Maritime Patrol/Strike...in similar scheme to RAAF Neptunes:
(http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5260/5530716441_0cae60d96f_o.jpg)
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Must be Revell 1/136 Seamaster. Is there another ?
Interesting you should mention. After looking it over, just yesterday I put Revell kit back in stash. As 1/72 it could be an attack jet or tanker with drogue out of tail.
A 1/72nd attack jet would be interesting. You would have to replace the whole cockpit so I'm thinking a CF-101 or a TA-4 two seater canopy would look cool. Some self defence Sidewinders above the wings to keep them out of the spray.
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I will probably build it as Swedish or coast guard.
But I will do chalks, Israel and Raaf in profile art.
I just think the dynamic of a seaplane flying over the desert is a cool idea and contradictory...of course Israel does have a coast and theres always the Red Sea.
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Just some photos:
(https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/attachments/016-image_9-jpg.544777/)
(https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/attachments/026-1-image_16-jpg.544778/)
(https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/attachments/martin-p6m-seamaster-jpg.544781/)
Click to see larger versions.
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Who did the EP-6 version a couple years ago? It turned out great!