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Bugatti 100P Racer 'Reve Bleu' (r.1939) (homemade 1:72)


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Hello colleagues, I'd like to present another self-made one. This time, a dream come true on the shelf. Drawing quite a complex configuration, mainly from printed schemes with appendices. Fitted the rest of the geometry from the photos. Experimented with painting of the marking and added a bit of customization in the form of serial numbers and the flag on the keel. 
Paint and varnish with brushes. Paints: GSI urethane-acrylic, PC88 acrylic, Tamiya lacquers, +plain pencil. 
Enjoy the view!

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1 hour ago, bigbadbadge said:

What a gorgeous Aircraft and what a gorgeous model, great work on this fantastic model.

Chris

 

1 hour ago, Learstang said:

Brilliant job on this rather unique-looking aircraft!

 

Regards,

 

Jason

Thank you colleagues for the feedback!

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3 hours ago, k5054nz said:

I don't know how you did it, but you've captured the elegance of the original (and the tragically ill-fated replica) perfectly. Bravo!!

 

1 hour ago, kapam said:

Amazing model! Beautifully done. :clap2::clap2:

Surprisingly sleek and futuristic for 1939.

Colleagues, thanks for the feedback!

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I've been fortunate enough to see that aircraft on display in Wisconsin. Back then it was hanging from the ceiling. I had never heard of it until I saw it, and it is a very striking, very beautiful aircraft particularly in Bugatti's blue. Your model does it justice. Lovely build of an aircraft that I am surprised is not a more popular model.

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I saw Bugatti Racer and thought it was a car in the wrong RFI.

 

What a machine, especially for 1939! It's so sculptural, almost organic in shape. Like a fish?

 

Another great little model from Mic. How does he do it? Making those compound and constantly varying curves must be fiendishly difficult.

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10 hours ago, kiseca said:

I've been fortunate enough to see that aircraft on display in Wisconsin. Back then it was hanging from the ceiling. I had never heard of it until I saw it, and it is a very striking, very beautiful aircraft particularly in Bugatti's blue. Your model does it justice. Lovely build of an aircraft that I am surprised is not a more popular model.

 

9 hours ago, Bertie Psmith said:

I saw Bugatti Racer and thought it was a car in the wrong RFI.

 

What a machine, especially for 1939! It's so sculptural, almost organic in shape. Like a fish?

 

Another great little model from Mic. How does he do it? Making those compound and constantly varying curves must be fiendishly difficult.

Yes, the geometry of the plane has been a struggle... )

8 hours ago, Flight Line Media said:

Solid work! 

 

8 hours ago, invidia said:

Looks fantastic,a lovely looking plane and model. 

 

5 hours ago, 2lefthands said:

Absolutely beautiful model and work!

 

Colleagues, thank you!

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On 13/10/2021 at 11:25, Noel Smith said:

Very nice model. Captures the lines very well!

 

On 13/10/2021 at 15:41, Tokyo Raider said:

Wow...  very cool!

 

On 14/10/2021 at 05:12, Kampartiger said:

Such a lovely replica of the most beautiful flying machine ever created.

Colleagues, thanks for visiting and for the feedback!

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