3 x 1/144 BA 727's in 'What If' Utopia Liveries

[26Decals]

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[Coors54]

I can see them, excellent work, I worked with BA making desktop presentation models for the launch, it was all very hush hush and we had to sign all sorts of agreements to make sure we didn’t “leak”. Thank goodness social media wasn’t much of a thing, you couldn’t get away with the secrecy these days. It’s a shame that the concept didn’t work out, must have cost BA a fortune for the repaints.

 

Dave

[Back in the Saddle]

5 hours ago, 26Decals said:

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Thanks Ray.

 

4 hours ago, Coors54 said:

I can see them, excellent work

Thank you Dave.👍

 

I guess it might be down to individual privacy settings if some people can see them but others can’t…?

 

I think I’ll stick with Flickr for future posts.

[Andy Young]

I can see them here. I missed this first time around, but these are excellent!. The back story is quite plausible too, and the in flight photos are very convincing. The Scottish one gets my vote as the best (but I like them all really!).

 

Cheers, Andy

[Skodadriver]

Sorry Matt but the photos are not visible to me either on my desktop (Apple Safari) or my phone (Android). Both are on whatever privacy setting comes as standard.

 

I agree about Flickr being a safe bet. I'll also give a shout out to Hobby Photo Host. I tend to use Flickr for "portrait" photos of finished models where good definition is important. Hobby Photo Host is idea for more general stuff - build threads, photos showing problems with a kit and so on.

 

Dave G

[Bullbasket]

Short answer.....no.

 

John.

[RidgeRunner]

Nice! Keeping the Dan-Air name flying! I was there from July 1977 until the end, finishing as part of the integration team. I left in February 1993. Flew in all the Comets, many HS748s, A300B4, 737-200/300/400, BAC 1-11 in all variants, Bae146-100/200, 727-100/200. Many off days were spent riding the jump seat around Europe

 

Martin