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Thank You Hood!

I wanted to do "160" and SP-22 as well, but couldn't find reliable info on their size (length), plus the only picture of "160" was too deformed (in the secretprojects thread) to be really useful.

Indeed, "155A" bears significant similarity to Avro 748 and Accountant (maybe less bulky than that last one).
Nice idea with that AU - maybe some day...

@All
Drawings of Tu-154M - both here and in Polish Wings thread were just replaced by me with modified ones (initial drawing had - among several other details - doors on the wrong side of fuselage and too small rudder. Drawing in Polish Wings had corrected doors, but still wrong rudder, those here had corrected rudder, but wrong doors. )
Now it's corrected.
And in few days time I plan to post more Tu-154's in main FD scale aircraft thread (various variants and liveries).

Nice ones indeed, specially the more lesser known never-where's from the same vein...
As for AU uses, I've actually drawn couple of them myself for my own purposes, but them seems to be stuck permanetly in my vaults

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New AU project "Aravala"

A fantastic topic with great drawing and interesting bits of history. Very well done, congratulations!

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Any help and source material is always welcome.

Extraordinary thread, with excellent drawings, and informative. This is one of the best, eswube and thank you for sharing it with us all.

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Thank you Kim for the crest

"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"

And something interesting about the Baade 152 I found today morning:
http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forum ... n/1038054/

@Odysseus1980 - only that "152" first flew in 1958, and Tu-104 entered production in 1956, so there has to be something mixed up by the author of that linked post.

The thing about the Airliners.net forum community is that...most of the time they make me want to bang my head against a wall (especially in Civ-Av and Non-Av, it's like four-ch in there sometimes), so not everything can be taken at face value.

Ahoy eswube Haven't had time to look in on this excellent thread, so I'm delighted by the brilliant rendering of the 'never where's. This has to be one of the very best on Shipbucket

So much praise...
Once again - Great thanks for all the kind comments!

So eswube you have another ace up your sleeve already.

Another glorius FD project ?

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