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Picture Post => Current and Finished Projects => Topic started by: FAR148 on November 03, 2020, 09:50:40 am
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Here’s my Scratchbuilt 1/48 scale Hunter/Killer drones. This project began back in August of 2019 and finish them up this past weekend.
(https://anadventureinawesome.files.wordpress.com/2020/11/header-pic.jpg)
(https://anadventureinawesome.files.wordpress.com/2020/11/dsc00237.jpg)
To see more, look here…
https://www.far148studio.com/portfolio-2/royal-air-force-hunterkiller-drones
Take care and stay safe,
Steven :thumbsup:
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This looks very, very good!
TomZ
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Wow! Amazing work!!! :wub: :wub: :wub:
Not sure about that fella hanging around them though...doesnt look very RAF.. ;) ;D
Carried by...? Herc? Atlas?
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They look like angry Firebees!
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Very nice :thumbsup:
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They look like angry Firebees!
I was thinking the same
Gondor
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Happy lookin' chappies! ;D
They need eyes, though, to go with the smiles. ;)
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They look like angry Firebees!
I was thinking the same
Gondor
RAF murder hornets (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_giant_hornet)
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Love 'em! :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup:
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Very neat :thumbsup:
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Nice couple! :lol:
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Thanks guys :thumbsup:
My inspiration was from this image I found on google. Two heavily modified BQM-34 Firebee drones. You can see the farthest one has a targeting pod grafted into the nose and the one closest doesn’t but is displaying weapons. And after some research, I discovered in the mid 70’s the USAF came up with different mission types and airframe alterations. From tactical strike, defense suppression to carrying precision weapons. My idea is what would they look like today? Modern day Hunter/Killer Firebee type drones. The Hunter will be packed with targeting sensors and the Killer loaded with precision weapons.
(https://anadventureinawesome.files.wordpress.com/2020/11/pgl_tg-10031_004.jpg)
Stay safe and keep busy,
Steven
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:mellow: :thumbsup: :mellow: :mellow: :thumbsup:
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Well done. :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: Panel lines on a scratchbuilt model? Wow! Great skills! Like: no more need of kit manufacturers... (just for bad modelers like me, sorry) ;)