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Mix F-104 and SR-71 (1/48) two engines, a delta wing.

Started by G.Marcat, July 24, 2010, 09:34:35 AM

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G.Marcat

All begin from this drawing found in internet:



This drawing probably was a study for a F-104's develeopment made in TAIWAN.  :wub:

This is the actual stage of the conversion:






JayBee

WOW!  :wub:
This looks fantastic.
Wanna see what you do with the engines. :bow:

JimB
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G.Marcat

Quote from: JayBee on July 24, 2010, 09:39:22 AM
Wanna see what you do with the engines. :bow:
JimB

The problem is of to find a suitable fairing for the two engines. I'm looking around to find something of good
I will look in the 1/32 spare parts to find a underwing tank of the right size.

Weaver

What shape are the intakes supposed to be? The thing that immediately occured to me was 1/144th Concorde intakes with the central splitter plate removed....
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G.Marcat

Quote from: Weaver on July 24, 2010, 10:35:41 AM
What shape are the intakes supposed to be? The thing that immediately occured to me was 1/144th Concorde intakes with the central splitter plate removed....

At this moment I have not decided anything.
One option was to use the same air intakes of the Starfighter for to have a line of continuity.
However, first I have to see how to do the engine fairings. Then I see the rest.

Cobra

Looking Good :thumbsup: this Aircraft has a Bit of a 'Thunderbirds' feel to it! Can't Wait to see what else you do with it! :cheers:Dan

arkon

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Shasper

Food for thought, but why not use a couple of 1/72 B-1 engine pods, remove the radar diverter splitters & rework the back end around a 48th scale burner can?
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G.Marcat

Quote from: Shasper on July 24, 2010, 06:44:42 PM
Food for thought, but why not use a couple of 1/72 B-1 engine pods, remove the radar diverter splitters & rework the back end around a 48th scale burner can?

Unfortunately I have not here at home a box of a B-1 in 1/72.
The idea is to make the model with what I have here.

Tophe

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Shasper

Ah gotcha, must have missed that memo ;) . . . If I think of anything I'll drop you a note
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chrisonord

I am really liking this, I just so have to steal the idea  :wacko: Anyone got a spare 1/72nd scale Starfighter?? please??
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