Canberstang ?

[Tophe]

I had another idea: make the slanting view drawing of the Camberra, then create a mix replacing the Camberra big fuselage by a little Mustang fuselage (as flying wing?), either with nose engine+propeller or else free nose (or photographic nose) the lateral jets being enough. Or the same with bigger Mustang of higher scale (like 1/48th on 1/72nd).
Soon, last week will be July.

[Joe C-P]

Why not two Mustangs, with a bridge wing between?

[Tophe]

Why not two Mustangs, with a bridge wing between?

Good idea, © JoeP ® !
In 2 versions of Twin-Camberstang: 2 external jets or 3 jets with a central one, at the middle of the bridge. Yes, thanks!

[Tophe]

This morning, I have prepared the Wikipedia 3v source for my vector drawing of Canberra slanting view (with the same angles and scale as my old drawings of Mustangs): the span of the P-51/Canberra is 11.0m/19.51m=56.38%.

[Tophe]

The slanting view of the Canberra is now done also:

[Tophe]

Now they have been mixed into one, as was the goal.
The two first ones are tailless but I consider a T-tail maybe, before the Twin(s), symmetric or not:

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-d.jpg

[PR19_Kit]

Now that's what I call a wing! 

[Tophe]

Thanks Kit, I prepare better for you but I don't remember if this is in this topic or the other of mine about Canberra, I will check.

I consider a T-tail maybe

Here are them:

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-e.jpg

[Tophe]

Why not two Mustangs, with a bridge wing between?

Yes! Thanks!



= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-g.jpg
+ http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-h.jpg
+ http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-i.jpg

[Tophe]

There are many combinations, I will not illustrate them all, that would be boring...

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-j.jpg

[Joe C-P]

There are many combinations, I will not illustrate them all, that would be boring...

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-j.jpg

  Now that's quite the result.

JoeP

[zenrat]

Very good Tophe.

[Tophe]

Thanks to all!

[Tophe]

Using two P-51 Mustang fuselages produced a Canberstang flying wing with twin pods ;
Using instead one P-82 Twin-Mustang produces now a Canberstang twin fuselage with simplicity:

= link http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/Canberra-persp-t.jpg

[Tophe]

Next steps to draw (the following days):
- drawing file 21, export file u,  model Mk.82j: 2 noses without propeller
- drawing file 22, export file v, model Mk.82a: 1 nose without propeller asymmetric + 1 extra tailplane external asymmetric
- drawing file 23, export file w, model Mk.82s: single fuselage (half P-82), 2 external tailplanes
- drawing file 24, export file x, model Mk.82t: single P-82 fuselage + T-tailplane
I could draw them today but no urgency I think, as the end of this GB is in late September.