W.A.S.P. ALERT

[Glenn]

ALERT! ALERT! W.A.S.P. Control, one of the new Terrorfish sighted by W.A.S.P. robot recon aircraft at WP-19 x XR-6 off the Hawaian coast. Thought to be responsible for the sinking of the New World Navy Cruiser Apollo.
Please advise...............................out..............................................

[Spey_Phantom]

have you been watching Stingray again.

Better launch Stingray, stingray, tatata ta tata    

[nev]

you're just teasing us now!    

[Glenn]

OK, here's another view of my Terrorfish............
What I'd like you to do is tell me, what I used to construct it?

[Patrick H]

Don"t have a clue as to what you have used but it looks good, especially in the first picture  



Patrick

[lancer]

What I'd like you to do is tell me, what I used to construct it?

Would the basis be a bad tempered shark??

[BlackOps]

Glenn, looks pretty cool but isn't the materials list classified?



Jeff G.

[John Howling Mouse]

aha----I got it!

You used a fishing lure as the basis.

How ironic!

[Glenn]

This might help a bit?

[Jschmus]

From that angle, the body/hull looks a little like an Me 262.  Past that, I dunno.

[Hatchet]

From that angle, the body/hull looks a little like an Me 262.  Past that, I dunno.

I agree with the body, and I'd guess it's 'Sabrinas' for the eyes-whatever

 

[retro_seventies]

is there a thunderbird 2 in there somewhere?

[Glenn]

It's a fuselage and tailplanes from a 1/50 UPC/Lindberg Me-262A. The fins are Evergreen, as is the mouth and rockets. T

[Glenn]

Body and side fins: 1/50 UPC/Lindberg Me-262A
remainder: Evergreen sheet
Cockpits 1/48 P-51A drop tanks.

It's when you look at a 262 front on, where you can see the 'shark' shape.
Glenn

[Joe C-P]

Oooo, something completely different. Cool!