New what-if 1939-45 twin-boomers

[Tophe]

At http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,24074.555.html Jorel62 presented an elegant twin-boom mix of Bf110 and P-51 (which is a 1945 design according to me): the F-4B Black Dog:

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The Junkers EF100 airliner project of 1940 is presented at http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,656.0.html
but here we may present the less serious EF100Z Zwillingliner

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Here are the asymmetric main versions of the Fw-261: Fw-261B and C.

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that original P111 looks great too and is readily modelable if you can get the original kit in the first place.

There is a whole family around the Bv138 and P.111 (in my what-if mind's archives):

[PR19_Kit]

Tophe,

I'm laughing so much I can't get on with building the model! 

I only have one Bv 138 kit or I'd build a few of them!

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Kit,
I am seriously considering sending you (as a gift) the Supermodel Bv-138 "kit" that I have and will probably not build in the forthcoming 10 years...

[PR19_Kit]

Tophe,

That's very generous, thanks, but let's see what my first one comes out like when I've finished it. It could be a disaster!

[Stargazer2006]

Tophe,

That's very generous, thanks, but let's see what my first one comes out like when I've finished it. It could be a disaster!

I think he meant for you to assemble to two at once into one of the asymmetric or twin-boom variants!

[Tophe]

Yes, but that was just a possibility, nothing is mandatory And the P.111 is what-if and asymmetric enough, by itself! Thanks!

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Dear PR19_Kit reminded me he built the twin Yak-15Db Dbojhoj (drawn by ElectrikBlue), and this is completing (the ones in my book:) Glenn’s Yak-15Dv Dvukhfyuzyelajniy and my Yak-315. Thanks Kit !
To be more different from Glenn’s, I have drawn the 2-seat version mentioned in the backstory.
(Kit’s related topics are http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,23822.0.html built and http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,23828.0.html story)

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Dear PR19_Kit, yes him again, told me in a PM that his project is an amphibian Bv P.111 and that the port wheel is a problem... Oh, yes! More easily, I imagine Land versions of this family, from the Bv-138L Landflugzeuge. The P.111L is the first asymmetric plane with a high wing that I remember having seen...

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From Jorel62’s great topic http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,24074.585.html :

I started with Bagera P-61. Added some of Badger Bus Co. B-26. The canopy from Arc's He-111 mixed with some other stuff. And I call it the A-50C Wasp.

[Brian da Basher]

My, what a lovely spat she has!!!
 
Few things could delight me more, mon ami!
 
Brian da Basher

[Stargazer2006]

I know these are pure fantasy, not destined to be flyable... but what good would be a single spat on only one side??? 

[PR19_Kit]

I know these are pure fantasy, not destined to be flyable... but what good would be a single spat on only one side??? 

There's probably a pair of tandem wheels protruding from the main fuselage pod, but they don't stick out enough to need even vesitigial spats.

Mind you, Brian would fit even micro-spats if he was building it..........