SR-71 Double Yolker
Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2016 5:47 pm
I had so much fun with the last egg plane I thought that I should do another, "In fact..." I thought "How about a zwilling?" So here goes.

I sprayed Tamiya XF-53 Neutral Grey into the cockpit and on the control surfaces of the plane for colour contrast later.

Also the wheels and shock cones were painted white.

I glued the top half of the engine nacelles to the top half of the aircraft body, then I removed the control surfaces.

I marked on the nacelles where I was going to make holes for the strengthening rods and made the holes, once both halves had been glued.



It is a bit rough!
I built both halves of both aircraft, glued on the under carriage, placed the rods in position and added rear flap. The under carriage was added to give the aircraft rods the correct level before glueing into place.





Plastic card and super glue are used to start the filling process.


This is the first time that I have ever kit bashed.

I sprayed Tamiya XF-53 Neutral Grey into the cockpit and on the control surfaces of the plane for colour contrast later.

Also the wheels and shock cones were painted white.

I glued the top half of the engine nacelles to the top half of the aircraft body, then I removed the control surfaces.

I marked on the nacelles where I was going to make holes for the strengthening rods and made the holes, once both halves had been glued.



It is a bit rough!





Plastic card and super glue are used to start the filling process.


This is the first time that I have ever kit bashed.













