Let see if this plane to be on board the Chinese aircraft carrier.
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The EAA museum in Oshkosh has (or had) a 1/72 model of the WWII USS Enterprise that's pretty impressive.
It will be interesting to see what planes the Chinese put on their carrier. I can't see anything they've built in the last 20 years put into service, they just aren't that tough enough for the abuse. Interesting to see they went with the ski-jump ramp rather than try and figure out a catapult system. That's really going to limit what they can launch.Comment
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That mysterious Chinese stealth fighter reminds me of Eastwood's Firefox.Comment
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The two Kanji wordings painted on the rudder of the Chinese stealth fighter means " Eighty-One" which was the date of the establishment of Peoples Liberation Army on August 1, 1927.Comment
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Practicing take off ramp for the Chinese aircraft carrier pilotsComment
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1/72 WW2 EnterpriseComment
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More pictures. Note how congested is the flight deck of WW2 carrier.Comment
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more pictures:Comment
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At around 96' ,it will be the turn to visit the first Nimitz class nuclear powered carrier, CVN 68 Nimitz. Note the four Tomcats and the local tourist transport boat.Comment
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Very interesting update showing another 1/72 carrier. Thanks for updating this thread.Somebody, after all, had to make a start. What we wrote and said is also believed by many others. They just don't dare express themselves as we did. Quote - Sophie Scholl - White Rose resistance groupComment
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Yes, thank you! Very interesting models!
DietrichComment
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Rich Quinlan appeared in 1987 FSM magazine showing his 1:72 Nimitz carrier. This is not a static model . He used the decals similar to the movie" The Final Countdown " for his planes.Comment
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Rich Quinlan and his 1/72 NimitzComment
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Our ship approaching the Nimitz.Comment
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This angle shows the size of Nimitz is huge. Note the elevator's rail.Comment
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