JackReacher wrote:To me its more about the nose-art...
Jack, has anyone ever told you that you are so shallow?
What is the most beautiful to you.
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Re: What is the most beautiful to you.
Jack, has anyone ever told you that you are so shallow?
Re: What is the most beautiful to you.
Oh, they are many...
However, one not that common airplane that is pretty high in my list of the most beautiful is the Dornier Do-22 ( the seaplane version )
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However, one not that common airplane that is pretty high in my list of the most beautiful is the Dornier Do-22 ( the seaplane version )
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Re: What is the most beautiful to you.
Many aircraft in particular come to mind, but I'll stick with 4. The P-38 lightning,B-25H Mitchell, F4 Phantom, and the A-10. I've always been a fan of the beautiful/ugly birds.
On a non-aircraft side, the 4-6-4 Hudson steam locomotive in the early New York Central, 20th Century Limited art deco fairings.
On a non-aircraft side, the 4-6-4 Hudson steam locomotive in the early New York Central, 20th Century Limited art deco fairings.
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Re: What is the most beautiful to you.
Aircraft are like women, there's no such thing as an ugly one. If I had to pick just a single choice though, it would be via the seductive caress of that flying siren, the Northrop F-5.
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Re: What is the most beautiful to you.
Interesting Thread. I like it.
Mine are unique and different:
Aircraft, Jets: The F-105 Thunderchief. That is so ugly it's beautiful and screams of sheer, brute power. Another one is the MiG 21, early versions; so sleek and shiny.
Aircraft, Props: I have to agree with the Me110. Something about that bird is so appealing to me. Another is the Japanese Zero; such a sexy little plane.
Armor: Well, this one is tough. One of my all time favorites is the early M-48 tanks; I just love that beast. Another is a more specific tank: the T-72 in West German markings. In Russian markings it's pretty cool too but there's something specifically intriguing about this tank wearing a Maltese cross on it.
Ships, sailing: The Golden Hind. That and the Cutty Sark.
Ships, powered: Another tough category for me. Russian Krivak class ships; again so sleek and racy. Also, Italian battleships from WWI; they sure built them pretty. More modern is the Italian Giuseppe Garibaldi modern Italian aircraft carrier. Beautiful ship! I just wish someone would release one in 1/700 scale plastic!
Mine are unique and different:
Aircraft, Jets: The F-105 Thunderchief. That is so ugly it's beautiful and screams of sheer, brute power. Another one is the MiG 21, early versions; so sleek and shiny.
Aircraft, Props: I have to agree with the Me110. Something about that bird is so appealing to me. Another is the Japanese Zero; such a sexy little plane.
Armor: Well, this one is tough. One of my all time favorites is the early M-48 tanks; I just love that beast. Another is a more specific tank: the T-72 in West German markings. In Russian markings it's pretty cool too but there's something specifically intriguing about this tank wearing a Maltese cross on it.
Ships, sailing: The Golden Hind. That and the Cutty Sark.
Ships, powered: Another tough category for me. Russian Krivak class ships; again so sleek and racy. Also, Italian battleships from WWI; they sure built them pretty. More modern is the Italian Giuseppe Garibaldi modern Italian aircraft carrier. Beautiful ship! I just wish someone would release one in 1/700 scale plastic!
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"Do you know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I get and beat you with 'till you understand who's in ruttin' command!"
-Jayne Cobb, Firefly Episode 2 "The Train Job"
We are modelers - the same in spirit, in hunger to insanely buy newly released kits, hustlers in hiding our stash from our better halves and experts in using garbage as replacements for after-market parts.
Re: What is the most beautiful to you.
Props: MiG-3 and the spitfire. And the Bugatti Des Monges..... Difficult category.
Airliners: Constellation. And jet airliner: the Convair 880
Cars: Citroen SM. And I like that coffin nose on a Cord.
Tanks: they are ugly! But being a WoT player I am going for the purposeful look of an IS-3.
Ships: an Carl Douglas skiff, it is not a "ship" just a small rowing boat but they beautiful and lovingly build with mahogany wood.
Airliners: Constellation. And jet airliner: the Convair 880
Cars: Citroen SM. And I like that coffin nose on a Cord.
Tanks: they are ugly! But being a WoT player I am going for the purposeful look of an IS-3.
Ships: an Carl Douglas skiff, it is not a "ship" just a small rowing boat but they beautiful and lovingly build with mahogany wood.
