1/6th scale Hurricane Mk IIc
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As there is a very nice Fw190 in here i best get up there and shoot it down! this is my 6th scale hurricane, 80 inch (2 meter) wingspan, 20cc four stroke engine, retracts and flaps. took about 20 months to build only flown 7 or 8 times so far but im working through the niggles you get with a new model. enjoy!









also to the chap who commented on the prop being to small for scale thats just something we have to live with, model engines dont have the torque needed for scale props, also, i have a radial and its going in a coursair eventually!
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#2

WOW!!! What a beauty
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#3

The last 3 look like it's a real Hurricane.
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#4

thankyou kind sirs, as anyone who knows me will tell you i am little obsessed with model aircraft, i have...lots and most are over 6 foot wing span, current project is 1/5th scale (88 inch span) spitfire Mk IX, i can start another thread if people are interested
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#5

RAFSpitfire Wrote:The last 3 look like it's a real Hurricane.

Thats the general idea! i try and make it look as real as i can
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#6

4./JG53_Howlin Wrote:To qoute a well known irish friend ''Deadly''

eh....what he said Big Grin
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#7

If only I had the time and know how to build that (RC plane scale)...

That is so great, but agreed for the damn little prop, too bad Sad

So, now, just put 4 paintball gun replacing the fakes one, and go straffing your neighborhood :twisted:
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#8

wow!! beautiful job!!!

yes i got to admit, last 3 pics look like real hurri!

great job!!!! Big Grin Big Grin
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#9

Confusedhock: Wow didn't expect to see that here she is fantastic Carosel43
I would be shaking the first, no every time she took off and landed, Nice looking bird !!.
I only have a De Agostini Spitfire to start nothing as rare as your hurri
Well Done Carosel43 nice Plane
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#10

nice Big Grin
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#11

Confusedhock: wow awesome!
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#12

OMG Big Grin I want that; very beutiful plane u lucky dog!
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#13

I'm the chap who built the FW190, I must say your hurricane looks so much more detailed than my plane.
That's what you get from building bigger scale planes, more room to add details :wink:

Can I post your pictures on a different forum? there's a thread there called "The perfect scale photo".
I'll post your name under it :wink:

for those interesed, here's the link ( in dutch):
http://www.modelbouwforum.nl/forums/vli ... lfoto.html

only the flying photos will be posted since only pictures that look like they're showing a real plane are allowed, top-down views are prohibited...
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#14

Just had a look at this link DannyMNL has posted, and it is incredible- all types of aircraft from WWI and earlier, through WWII fighters and bombers to modern jets- some multi engined- and most totally indistinguishable from the real thing- I mean..........wow! Some of these photos have got to be of real planes, surely? I mean there is a C17 Globemaster for ****'s sake!

For all of you who (like me) thought that R?C aircraft were all well and good, but didnt look that realistic, I recommend checking this out.
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#15

great model! excellent work , i built a 1/10 spitfire but i am unable to fly it Cry which is a shame.
gunna have to find a model club and let someone else fly it for me..

if anyones interested i could post a piccy of her. She cost me around
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