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Author:  BB1987 [ October 23rd, 2016, 3:41 pm ]
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No I had no plans on tackling the 757/767, from what I've seen they are well done and definitely not in need of a redraw or anything of that sort. I only had, or have, plans for the ones done or mentioned up above (So eventually, 777 and DC-10).
Author:  adenandy [ October 23rd, 2016, 11:51 pm ]
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Excellent work BB :!:

Jolly well done my old China :D
Author:  citizen lambda [ October 24th, 2016, 4:53 pm ]
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Great job on the Boeings, really stunning Dreamliner you got there.
Author:  eswube [ October 24th, 2016, 9:58 pm ]
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Great work BB1987!
Actually wholly "my work" is only 787-8. And it seems that You're putting much more faith in me making everything in the original drawing correctly than myself. ;)
Author:  BB1987 [ October 24th, 2016, 10:16 pm ]
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eswube wrote:
Great work BB1987!
Actually wholly "my work" is only 787-8. And it seems that You're putting much more faith in me making everything in the original drawing correctly than myself. ;)
Obviously good 'ol pictures of the actual aircrafts (except the 787-10 wich is still on the assembly line) have been extensively used as well ;) . sure thing is that looking at FD stuff, beign already a "pixelizaton", to further corroborate how to turn details into SB scale is undeniably useful. Denying that would be unfair for all you guys who had produced so much invaluable stuff in that scale.

Anyway, I've completed the 777 as well. I wanted to retouch only wings and tailplanes but ended up redrawing everything.
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Author:  Cascadia [ October 25th, 2016, 1:14 pm ]
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Stonewell SC-27 Star Goose

The SC-27 Star Goose is a air and space cappable shuttle used by the UN Spacy.
It is only seen during the events shown in the original TV show, so there are only a few colour detail references.
There also are no known stats about its size, so I used the entry door (port side roundel) as reference.

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Beside real life and shipbucket AU aircraft, my worksheet for the future includes further Macross designs. Tunny, Mom's Kitchen, VF-1 and probably my own try on the VB-6.
Author:  Judah14 [ October 25th, 2016, 4:41 pm ]
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Nice work!
Author:  BB1987 [ October 25th, 2016, 5:53 pm ]
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I've gone back to the 747 and produced all the major Freighter versions (the Combi ones look exactly like the full passenger ones unless we flip the airframes to purposely show the side cargo door so I didn't bother) and one last passenger version. BCF and SF are all conversions of former passenger planes. The 400-D is a short range high capacity version built for Japanese domestic routes, with extra seating (and windows) in place on the upper deck galley. And no winglets as well.
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Author:  GLACIESFIRE [ October 25th, 2016, 8:57 pm ]
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GRANDE BB!!!
Author:  Cascadia [ November 27th, 2016, 3:46 pm ]
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Hale Galestorm Mk.II
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MCE H2S Mioltog (Aerspatiale SA.340 Gazelle prototype)
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Znamenany H1Z Muiscit
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