Focke-Wulf Fw 389E Sturmtaucher - Finished pics pg 8.

[ericr]

Has no-one else held a pair of wings together without a fuselage between them and thought, hmmmmmmmmmm.
Victor wings make for a particularly impressive flying wing for example.

 
I do have a Victor in my stash ...

I don't anymore.  A Matchbox/Revell one would suffice but I have yet to find one cheap enough.
I envisage gluing the wings together root to root and mounting a single seater bubble canopy on top.
Valiant wings could also work.

I just checked : wing to wing looks so good.
A twin-seater would do the job too I think.

Do it.  Paint it blue.  I like your blue builds best.   

You could even put floats on it.  Or would that be too much?

well it did come to my mind, most curiously 
but that means sizeable floats ...

[zenrat]

Here's a quick and dirty plan view using a Starfighter fuselage as a connector

Handley Page Heron by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[ericr]

Here's a quick and dirty plan view using a Starfighter fuselage as a connector

actually I have another idea with another connector, even finer  ...
some brainstorming has to be continued

[ericr]

Has no-one else held a pair of wings together without a fuselage between them and thought, hmmmmmmmmmm.
Victor wings make for a particularly impressive flying wing for example.

 
I do have a Victor in my stash ...

I don't anymore.  A Matchbox/Revell one would suffice but I have yet to find one cheap enough.
I envisage gluing the wings together root to root and mounting a single seater bubble canopy on top.
Valiant wings could also work.

I just checked : wing to wing looks so good.
A twin-seater would do the job too I think.

Do it.  Paint it blue.  I like your blue builds best.   

You could even put floats on it.  Or would that be too much?

your suggestions are inspiring 

https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=37003.msg941080#msg941080



no floats yet, I liked to try the wheeled version ; but then who knows, in some future ?