Shipbucket

Destroying all the WIPs was perhaps rash, others might have been able to finish them off?

I can see your dilemma, myself I now have a large writing project on my hands for the next couple of years. Beyond a few drawings for relaxation, I will probably be producing very little. Its taken my 3 months to do a carrier 3-view and when its done it may be my last big work for a while.

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Hood's Worklist
English Electric Canberra FD
Interwar RN Capital Ships
Super-Darings
Never-Were British Aircraft

@Reytuerto
The doors are left open, of course! Anyone who wishes to pick up/restart the project is free to do so!

@Hood
I briefly contemplated passing the WiP to someone else, but due to experiences with analogical passing of Naixoterk's P-36/P-40 and Do-17 (which, after 3 years, still are not completed), I felt it's not really a practical solution, and that it's more than possible that if I were to also wait several years, I'd likely lost my patience and would try to finally do them myself, which would be like returning to starting line.

Btw. I really hoped You'd revisit the VC.10's - especially the never-were models.


Few more drawings:

First, one I forgot to post yesterday, together with An-2's - the Lala-1 (short from Latające Laboratorium - Flying Laboratory).


Now something Reytuerto may enjoy.
Antonov An-28/An-38 (Russia, Armenia, Djibouti, Estonia, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Suriname, Tadjikistan, Ukraine)





PZL An-28/M-28 Bryza/Skytruck (Poland, Jordan, Nepal, USA, Venezuela, Vietnam)





Yakovlev Yak-12 (Russia, Poland, China, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Mongolia)






PZL-101 Gawron (Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary) - Polish derivative of Yak-12, used initially mostly as crop-duster, but eventually as general-use sports aircraft





Yakovlev Yak-18 (Russia, Poland, East Germany, Hungary, North Korea, Albania, Algeria, Armenia, Austria, Cambodia, Egypt, Iraq, Lithuania, Romania, Ukraine, USA)








Nanchang CJ-5 (China)


Yakovlev Yak-17 (Russia, Poland, Bulgaria, China, Czechoslovakia, Romania)





Yakovlev Yak-23 (Russia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, USA)

Holy shit!

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Nobody expects the Imperial Inquisition!

I must to say Eswube that I am sad about cancel of this project which I enjoyed and that inspired me, but I am grateful for all work done. Maybe I am wrong but I thought not a lot of aircraft left. That work has inspired me to make some small project that I hope will finish in next month. And thank you again.

Even with the end of PW, these drawings are nice!
I’ll drop in something eventually.

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In your dreams. ~ Yae Miko
報園-872 (方義鑑銃)
Patriotic Presentation Number 872, Q-102 (A6M3-32 captured in Buna, New Guinea)

Oh! Thanks! Nice Skytrucks and An-28s!

Washington Air National Guard:



This is just the start of Washington based units.

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"It is better to type nothing and be assumed an ass, than to type something and remove all doubt." - Me

Thanks for kind words.

@Nestin
I'm going to post some Polish-designed aircraft later this week, but they are mostly amateur designs (or small post-1989 manufacturers). Besides them, still left to do are: Il-28, MiG-15 (and Lim-1/-2), MiG-17 (and Lim-5/-6), MiG-19, MiG-21, MiG-23, Mi-1 (and SM-1/-2), Mi-2, Mi-4, Mi-6, Mi-8/-17, Mi-14, Mi-24, Su-7, Su-20/-22, some 30-35 real-life CSS/IL/PZL aircraft and helicopters and 60+ CSS/IL/PZL never-weres. Wether it's "not a lot" is a matter of judgement.

Chengdu J/F-7

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Worklist:
- Victorian Navy - LINK
- ROC/Taiwan - 中華民國空軍 / 陸軍航特部 / 海軍航空兵 - LINK
- RHKAAF / HKGFS - 皇家香港輔助空軍 / 政府飛行服務隊
- Gunbucket - LINK

天滅中共全黨死清光!

Sorry to say, but they look resized.