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Scarlet Firefly (one man bomber)

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I really wanted to use another type of cockpit arrangement to that which I've relied on using the trans blue classic space canopy. Unfortunately I don't have access to any of the array of canopies available through Star Wars sets etc., so I opted for this novel solution: two inverted classic town windscreens to create a cockpit with the feel of a WW2 plane. I think the result is very nice; and another attempt to try out new SNOT techniques. I really like the intakes for the side mounted jets on this one too.

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Mihe Stonee

March 9, 2012

nicely done !

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Eric H.

March 3, 2012

I like the way the cockpit opens. The sape is cool. Nice work!

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David Alexander Smith

March 2, 2012

Quoting B��rli Burri Nice! I like the use of those windscreens! Very well done! Join some groups and add your creations. So they might become much more popular.

Thanks a lot for the compliments, you are a great builder, so it means a lot to me. I've only been posting here for a month or so, but the community (compared to other online communities) is so friendly and supportive, I've been blown away by it. I'll check out some more groups and keep building.

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B��rli Burri

March 2, 2012

Nice! I like the use of those windscreens! Very well done! Join some groups and add your creations. So they might become much more popular.

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David Alexander Smith

February 25, 2012

Quoting Tim C Great job making a small, compact starship. I'm especially impressed by your use of the windshields. It gives a nice effect. I also like the sleds. It gives the impression of a seaplane. Excellent work.

Yes, the windshield arrangement worked out well. I revisited it on my mud crab walker. Thanks for the comments.

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Tim C

February 25, 2012

Great job making a small, compact starship. I'm especially impressed by your use of the windshields. It gives a nice effect. I also like the sleds. It gives the impression of a seaplane. Excellent work.