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Modelers Lounge => Time to relax => Topic started by: Vickers on September 07, 2022, 04:41:15 AM
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What a beast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNe3tt6zuQQ
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It's a monster! I'm pretty sure I've flown in something smaller!!
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Good Grief!!!
Were they offering joy rides in it?
Sandy
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That's amazing. However, i'm curious about the German/Italian(?) flying boat in the background, and that Connie at idle is interesting as well.
WD
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I found it interesting to see how the nose almost tried to plough the field during takeoff. That explains why the extra set of wheels are there. I always thought they helped landings.
Thanks Vickers.
Alan.
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That's a big monster!
I wonder how long it took to put the lozenge camouflage on....
Willem
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Wow! I thought that was huge in 1/72 scale!
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there are bigger planes out there. I remember a b17 or b29 from a popular mechanics issue in the early 1990s that was hitting 30'
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there are bigger planes out there.
I wonder if there are any larger WW1 models? I've seen a very large-scale Fokker Dr.I but it's still smaller than this!
I remember a b17 or b29 from a popular mechanics issue in the early 1990s that was hitting 30'
Not quite so big but very impressive is this B-29 with droppable and separately controlled X-1! https://youtu.be/S0a-bE8p8Rc