Blohm & Voss BV-222 "Wiking" - Revell 1:72

[hal bregg]

Hello

Probably the biggest W.W. II airplane (assuming that Me-323 Gigant wast just a moto-glider).

Unit: LTS 222, operation Schatzgraber, Norway, July 1944.

Model: radar antennas- Eduard photo etched parts, handcrafted fuselage windows, trolley- scratch built, airman-unknown, perhaps latecomer.

 

[Wurger]

 

[fubar57]

Very impressive

 

[Crimea_River]

Excellent build. All those PE antennae must have been fun.

 

[hal bregg]

Excellent build. All those PE antennae must have been fun.

Thanks, yes, whole lotta fun with some explicit lyrics too...

 

[Lucky13]

 

[Airframes]

Beauty !

 

[Lucky13]

Beauty !

You'd have room for your stash in that machine Terry!

 

[rochie]

wow !

very nicely done

 

[Gnomey]

Lovely work!

 

[Ron Pearcy]

Outstanding.

 

[vikingBerserker]

Well done sir!

 

[Wayne Little]

Very Nice, been there done that......

 

[T Bolt]

Very, very nice work. You don't see one of those built too often. I think Wayne did one several years back. I've had one in the stash for years and years and it will probably never get built.

 

[Wayne Little]

You need space....lots of space......to display this beast....!

 

[hal bregg]

Ha!, I do not have place to display this model. He lives in carton box. That's the truth...

 

[Snautzer01]

Ha!, I do not have place to display this model. He lives in carton box. That's the truth...

The.. horror.. the horror....

 

[Maty12]

Very nice model, and an extremely interesting choice of aircraft!

 

[Wayne Little]

Ha!, I do not have place to display this model. He lives in carton box. That's the truth...

I hear ya man......mine resides on the Billiard table (not used for a while) along with a 1/32 Ju88....they are similar in size...! and a few other not finished kits....

 

[hal bregg]

mine resides on the Billiard table (not used for a while)

I do sympathise with lack of space in your room, Wayne... Horror...

Anyway, wiking WAS a big thing :

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