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And you forgot the contry of origin in name line

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Time to post something I announced already quite a while ago.

McDonnell-Douglas MD-80/MD-90 family (MD-81, MD-82, MD-83, MD-87, MD-88)














Boeing 717-200 (initially McDonnell-Douglas MD-95)





Also, I'd like to announce something (I informed few of You about that intent already several weeks ago).
I feel I become too much posessive about my FD works - things I "claimed"/"planned"/"wanted" (and get annoyed when someone else does them ) - and generally too much of an a***ole about that, as well as an obstacle for many people to draw what they want, so for the good of the Forum (and everyone's feelings) I decided to take a break from making new drawings in FD scale for an indefinite period (although I'm going to remain active in the Forum, of course ).
Now, I don't want it to sound to dramatic - it's not a "I'm not going to draw FD-scale aircraft ever again!" type of declaration. Not at all. I'm sure I will draw more FD-scale aircraft in the future (either because I'll fancy so, or maybe I'll start some AU, or maybe somebody will ask me directly to draw something etc.)
Only that it rather won't be a particularly near future.
That means that everything I claimed, declared intent of drawing in the future or promised to somebody (with certain exceptions promised to Naixoterk, but he knows that) is now up for grabs.
With two small exceptions, though - I still would like to finish the Polish Wings some day, and I hope to add more East German never-weres, so I'd be grateful if nobody would touch them, at least without asking, and at the very least not to post them in these ("my") threads.

In the meantime my presence on Shipbucket will concentrate on drawing ships (well, I guess it's not a bad idea, given the name of this Forum, isn't it? ) and continued "technical" work regarding FD-scale sub-forum - collecting files for upload, keeping the Master Lists etc. (and of course being a pain in the lower part of the back for some of those of You who post their works in FD Forum )

P.S. Anyone interested in finishing An-124 and Tu-160 started looong time ago by Guillermo2312?
Particularly Cplnew83 or Radome? (Members whose usernames begin with letter "Z" and end up with "30" need not apply, sorry)

Chance Vought F7U-3 Cutlass



Known derisively as the "Gutless" by those who flew it, this aircraft was a handful to fly and had a 25% accident rate. It did not stay in service with the US Navy for very long.

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Redhorse

Current Projects:
Republic of Texas Navy
FD Scale F-14s

Hello Eswube, is there some sort of "list" of what is up for grabs now?
P.S: Just out of curiousity I'm still working diligently on my current worklist of course!
P.P.S: Excellent work on the MD family, and good work on the Cutlass Redhorse

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FD Worklist
Me-262 Series
Fw-190/Ta-152 Series
Germany AU Thread
Luft '46 Thread

List of Aircraft with Acquired Data (Updated)
http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... 80#p123956

Eswube, The DC-9 family looks great.

And as an aside, thank you for doing N998AT. I've actually flown on her - twice!

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very generous statement eswube!

Naixoterk, the Capronis are so beautiful they hurt to look at

DP any chance of an armed version of the Texan?

Thanks!

Nice work Eswube! And the best of luck on your new stage.

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Currently working on:

• Fiat G.50
  Breda Ba.64/65/75
  Dornier Do.17/Do.215
  Heinkel He.79
  Junkers Ju.52
  Junkers J.I

Repainting:

• Grumman F4F Wildcat/Grumman G-36
  Caproni Ca.135bis

Nice additions guys, nice to see the Cutlass.

I'm sure you'll be back in the FD-saddle Eswube. I really would like to see the Polish wings completed some day though, that was a great series.
As for East German never-weres, I think you've drawn most of them though a couple of new discoveries have been found over at Secretprojects.

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English Electric Canberra FD
Interwar RN Capital Ships
Super-Darings
Never-Were British Aircraft