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September 24th, 2023, 4:48 pm

Yes, I can use yours Darthpanda.

Thank you very much, looking forward to your drawings!

September 24th, 2023, 2:57 pm

Darthpanda, I love your Skyraiders ! It was one of my possible choices for my next work.

Funny how the engine cowling looks small !

Thank you, which units do you want to make?

USA - Douglas AD-4W Skyraider
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USA - Douglas A-1H Skyraider
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Got back to working on my Stratrotanker/Stratolifter Templates.

Here is a revised KC-135 temple with updated CFM engines.
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C-135 Stratolifter
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EC-135 Electronic Warfare Variants
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DeadRight wrote: *

September 22nd, 2023, 7:06 pm

USAF Boeing RC-135U COMBAT SENT

USAF Boeing WC-135R CONSTANT PHOENIX

Fixed some minor issues, also here's the blanks.

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eswube wrote: *

September 23rd, 2023, 9:48 pm

Schlemmer
1) For some reason the caption on T-39's says "USA, Boeing CH-47C Chinook (Darth Panda)";
2) These P-8's are still too much Ro-Po-style to me (You overlooked some contours, even some dots on said contours etc.) to consider them for upload. Esp. in the context of presence of DP's "more within style" and better (IMHO) looking version.

I made the change to the T-39 drawing. I did start the P-8s prior to seeing DP's version, which I do like better as well. My P-8s have been redone based on the DP version.

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Schlemm138 wrote: *

September 28th, 2023, 6:15 pm

eswube wrote: *

September 23rd, 2023, 9:48 pm

I made the change to the T-39 drawing. I did start the P-8s prior to seeing DP's version, which I do like better as well. My P-8s have been redone based on the DP version.

thank you very much! your P-8s looks great!

Good morning, guys.

Excellent additions to the Bucket. Nice details in the jet engines of the Boeing!

Some french interwar airplanes.

Wibault Penhoet 360 was a 4+1 (pilot) seats touring/small airline aircraft, it was a cantilever monoplane with fixed landing gear and a rather low powered (only 230 hp) Salmson 9-cylinder radial engine. Only one was built (here depicted for the 1933 Tour the France for prototype aircraft).
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The next model was a modification of the former: Wibault Penhoet 362 had a 7-cylinder Gnome et Rhone radial with more power (unfortunatelly I was not able to find neither a line drawing nor a photograph of this airplane) and a further evolution of this was Wibault Penhoet 365, with an even more powerful 9-cylinder Gnome et Rhone 500 hp radial aeroengine, longer fuselage, increased cabin space and 2 more seats (once again, I was not able to find a photograph of the model, and only an schematic drawing, my appologies), but only one was made. Finally 367 was a 365 with retractable landing gear.
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Bloch 81 was Marcel Bloch´s first design acepted by the French military. It was a flying ambulance, ably to carry a patient in lying position between the engine and the pilot. It was a cantilever low wing monoplane of all-metal construction, equiped with a Salmson 9 cylinder radial aeroengine with power enough (175 hp) for short take off and landings (less than 100 mts). 21 were built between 1933 and 1936, and were used mainly in the French Levant until WWII.
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Bloch MB.220 was a nice and modern airplane, intended for internal and international routes for up to 14 passengers, similar in all respects to the contemporary Douglas DC-2 and Boeing 247. It was an all-metal cantilever low wing monoplane, twin engined with Gnome et Rhone 14-cylinder in two rows 915 hp radials. Only 17 were built and during WWII were used by France (both Free French and Vichy) and Germany. 4 survived the war and were used by Air France in European short routes until 1949.
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Finally, a prototype of a French heavy fighter, SCNAC NC.600 (ex-Hanriot). A twin engined, braced monoplane with semi-monocoque fuselage, twin tail and enclosed cockpits for 2. It was an evolution of Hanriot H.220, modified after the nationalization of Hanriot and Farman to made SNCAC in 1937. The new model prototype made its first flight in May 1940, and with the German ocupation all the work in the model was stoped.
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Cheers.

NB: The color scheme of the Wibault 360 is based in B&W photographs, the lower red stripe is speculative (it could be a blue stripe more shaded).

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USA - Douglas EF-10B Skyknight
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USA - Douglas F3D-2 Skyknight
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