Melbourne Model Expo (2009)

Wayne Little · Jun 22, 2009

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Airframes · Jun 22, 2009

Very nice, and an unusual display. I'm guessing it's still in the small scale section, 1/144 or thereabouts, so if this modeller has a number of models in cases like that, it must make an impressive display, maybe stacked up. Good idea.

Wayne Little · Jun 23, 2009

Yeah still 'Tiny Tots' scale.....here is another unusual display.....

Catch22 · Jun 23, 2009

Cool!

Airframes · Jun 23, 2009

Now that's creative thinking! I never seen anyone attempt that sort of thing before - I presume it's a sonic shock wave? Great idea, and well done. Would make some good photos with the right angles and lighting etc.

Gnomey · Jun 23, 2009

Nicely done!

lesofprimus · Jun 23, 2009

I like the creativeness of that Tomcat....

Catch22 · Jun 23, 2009

Probably based off of this. Knew it reminded me of something.

Airframes · Jun 23, 2009

Nice shot Cory!

Wayne Little · Jun 24, 2009

Great shot Cory!

Another in Aussie markings....

Lucky13 · Jun 24, 2009

Niiice ones! The Herc, is that a "what if" or does something like that really fly in the USCG?

Airframes · Jun 24, 2009

Very nice, and an attractive aircraft too. I don't know much about the Bombardier - is it built/licence built in Oz Wayne?

marek · Jun 25, 2009

Nice!

Wayne Little · Jun 29, 2009

Airframes said:
Very nice, and an attractive aircraft too. I don't know much about the Bombardier - is it built/licence built in Oz Wayne?

Sorry Terry, have no idea mate.....Iv;e never even seen one!

Catch22 · Jun 29, 2009

Wayne Little said:
Sorry Terry, have no idea mate.....Iv;e never even seen one!

Bombardier is actually a Canadian company, I don't know if you guys contract build them though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_Challenger_600

Bombardier's based out of Montréal it seems.

Matt308 · Jun 29, 2009

Did that guy paint that yellow on the F-104 with a brush!?!?! That in itself is impressive.

Wayne Little · Jun 29, 2009

Matt308 said:
Did that guy paint that yellow on the F-104 with a brush!?!?! That in itself is impressive.

The black is definitely brush painted, so it's likely the yellow is too?

The yellow looks pretty even so it is possible that it was airbrushed.....??

Airframes · Jun 29, 2009

Thanks for the info Cory - I was interested as a mate was flying one on contract a couple of years back. I had a feeling it was either American or Canadian, hence the question re licence built.

Wayne Little · Jul 1, 2009

Third place in the Tiny tot scale.....

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