New what-if 1939-45 twin-boomers

[Tophe]

So here are the P-38 Lightning CGI derivatives of those above:

[Tophe]

from http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,26120.435.html 
was the Grumman XTS2F-1 Swallowcat (jet-Tigercat it seems)
This gave life in 1945 to the TS2F-11 Twin-Swallowcat:

[dy031101]

I am thinking...... would you be willing to take a jab at "zwilling-ing" conventional B-17s (I don't mean the canarded one that you did)?

Thanks in advance.

[Tophe]

I will try

[Tophe]

So here is the dy-oeing B-17Z-9 Zwilling Fortress of 1943:

[Tophe]

And here is the B-17Z-5, less powerful but lighter:

[dy031101]

I expected to favour the Z-9's configuration before, but now I think each has its own asthetical pleasantness.  Thanks again. 

[Tophe]

More P-38 like, another beauty, B-17Z-6:

[dy031101]

More P-38 like, another beauty:

Now this is the balance!   

[Tophe]

Still another try, P-82 like B-17Z-7:

[Luis Almeida]

Z6 and Z7 are awesome!

would you be willing to do a "zwilling" of the Blohm & Voss BV222?

 

[mikko]

 http://www.unicraft.biz/germ/ha141/ha141.htm       http://www.unicraft.biz/on/g38/g38.htm    http://www.unicraft.biz/germ/bv179/bv179.htm         

[dy031101]

Z6 and Z7 are awesome!

I absolutely agree! 

[Tophe]

Thanks for the comments.
Luis, I may try to zwill the Bv 222 next week if I find a 3-view drawing of it as basis.
Mikko, you are very right: I love asymmetric aircraft, not only twin-boomers, so here is the asymmetric B-17Z-4:

[ElectrikBlue]

Tophe, I love the Twin-Swallowcat!  3x