Well, I see many times the Bristol Hurricane in this site, I think is a real proyect. This is my Bristol Hurricane.
More Photos..
See in the second Pic how the absence of radiator make posible a Flaps of only one piece with more surface.
Pablo, there was a project for a radial engined Hurricane, altho your excellent build becomes a whif in that it's wearing No 6 Squadron codes as if it were an operational machine.
Super build!
Regards,
Mav
Damn nice work!
Regards,
Greg
Quote from: apophenia on November 19, 2010, 04:50:02 PM
Beautifully done!
With that extra flap area, it'd tempting to turn this into a Hercules-powered Sea Hurricane.
A fine idea!
Quote from: GTX on November 19, 2010, 08:43:07 PM
Quote from: apophenia on November 19, 2010, 04:50:02 PM
Beautifully done!
With that extra flap area, it'd tempting to turn this into a Hercules-powered Sea Hurricane.
A fine idea!
Agree with that as well :thumbsup:
Really nice. looiks plausible.
Van
Good work - very believable! :thumbsup:
There's something very nice and "right" about that - well done! :thumbsup:
Great idea, great build...but it just doesn't look right. Maybe I'm being a Hurricane purist ( my Grandfather's favourite aeroplane ). Nonetheless, great job all around. Love the detail and weathering you did, and that big honking exhaust pipe says 'power' !
:cheers:
Thanks, however your words are important for a new forum members.
The model have six years, and I'm trying to make another bristol hurricane.
Quote from: apophenia on November 19, 2010, 04:50:02 PM
Beautifully done!
With that extra flap area, it'd tempting to turn this into a Hercules-powered Sea Hurricane.
I'm sure the Royal Navy Pilot.. would be grateful to have less speed to landing.
Quote from: Maverick on November 19, 2010, 04:17:45 PM
Pablo, there was a project for a radial engined Hurricane, altho your excellent build becomes a whif in that it's wearing No 6 Squadron codes as if it were an operational machine.
Super build!
Regards,
Mav
Sure, of course is a whif...The title is an ironical sentence. I wish exist a Photo of the original plane.
Really, the unique diference with a completely operational plane is the yellow low surfaces. It is a failure?
Thanks for your words
Quote from: Captain Canada on November 20, 2010, 06:04:21 PM
Great idea, great build...but it just doesn't look right. Maybe I'm being a Hurricane purist ( my Grandfather's favourite aeroplane ). Nonetheless, great job all around. Love the detail and weathering you did, and that big honking exhaust pipe says 'power' !
:cheers:
Of course, I don't see a Hurricane when I see a Bristol-Hurri...is other thing, Perhaps to apreciate this model will be necesary other scheme to other country. Perhaps in that way it don't squeak as metal nail in a blackboard.
Thanks :cheers:
It is so "correct" that it would fool many people. Some say that is their favorite type of What If: so realistic it seems not a what if.
You are very talented, Monsieur Pablo and I'm very glad you are on this forum.
:thumbsup: :bow:
Quote from: John Howling Mouse on November 20, 2010, 07:29:18 PM
It is so "correct" that it would fool many people. Some say that is their favorite type of What If: so realistic it seems not a what if.
You are very talented, Monsieur Pablo and I'm very glad you are on this forum.
:thumbsup: :bow:
Thanks JHM I'm glad to find this forum plenty of people like us. :thumbsup: :cheers: :bow:
Echoing the comments before; a very credible model. Love the weathering detail around the gun access panels. This must have been a very operational plane!
:thumbsup:
Quote from: Weaver on November 20, 2010, 02:05:24 PM
There's something very nice and "right" about that - well done! :thumbsup:
This somes up my thoughts quite nicely. :thumbsup:
Quote from: Sturmbock on November 21, 2010, 09:47:06 AM
Echoing the comments before; a very credible model. Love the weathering detail around the gun access panels. This must have been a very operational plane!
:thumbsup:
Thanks, I wish I have something to said about the historical role of this plane. :thumbsup: :cheers: :bow:
Belated congratulations! What an unusual silhouette for a Hurricane! :thumbsup:
Quote from: Tophe on November 26, 2010, 09:58:46 AM
Belated congratulations! What an unusual silhouette for a Hurricane! :thumbsup:
Thanks Tophe