1/72 - Blériot 125 by Mikromir - 3D renders

[Homebee]

Source: https://www.facebook.com/story.php?id=100064192773267&story_fbid=870141565135595

3D renders

 

 

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Edited July 25 by Homebee

[Dennis_C]

I will unlikely buy this, however the aircraft could be a weirdness champion! I at first thought it is a catamaran flying boat but it is not. And this de facto has three inhabitable fuselages! What an unusual creature! And it feels very underpowered. That much of space for passengers etc, and not a small dimensions with just two engines? I think another tandem engines installation on top of centerline unit could work way better!

Edited July 21 by Dennis_C

[cngaero]

Certainly not my normal area of interest, but that looks so, so tempting.

[general melchett]

Oooh yes, now this is an interesting subject...well done Mikro Mir. Screams for a vignette acrylic gel water base. One of these strange beasts will definitely be on the shopping list.

[Dennis_C]

45 minutes ago, general melchett said:

Screams for a vignette acrylic gel water base.

It was not a flying boat. Although the shape suggests that  Unless you want to make a Mediterranean aircrash scene

Edited July 23 by Dennis_C

[general melchett]

 

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It was not a flying boat. Although the shape suggests that  Unless you want to make a Mediterranean aircrash scene

 

Thanks Dennis, as the thing sits so low it was more a case of displaying it flying low over choppy water rather than being plonked on land. Mind you looking at it, a crash scene would be make more sense.

[TheyJammedKenny!]

Far be it for me to whine about it (I'm grateful, frankly, for anything coming out of Ukraine now in 1/72), but why this subject?  MikroMir has been working on a more conventional design, the Avro York, for more than four years now.  Would this creation sell better than the York?  I wonder.