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Kaiser wrote: ↑September 6th, 2018, 10:40 am More Spanish planes, this time a regional airliner, the CASA 3000.


CASA 3000 with the livery that appeared on the concept arts by CASA and a blank livery.
I already posted it in the "begginers only" subforum, but I guess it is ok to have it here too. More info on the CASA 3000 here http://shipbucket.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=8694

You are a hero! #Respect

Inspired in Kaiser i've modificaded the CASA 3000:

You are a hero! #Respect

Toxic Loki wrote: ↑September 8th, 2018, 4:22 pm Inspired in Kaiser i've modificaded the CASA 3000:

Glad you liked it so much . Your new versions look amazing!

Indeed, much, much better than original ones.

Yqueleden wrote: ↑August 18th, 2018, 9:57 pm Spain. Derivatives of Hispano Aviación HA-200 Saeta
HA-230, HA-231, HA-56 (first version) and HA-56 (last version)

I've already fixed the errors in the drawing. I'm sorry about the delay, it's due to a malfunction of my comput

Greetings

I learned about CASA 3000, which also did not knew before seeing her in Shipbucket.

Ushakov Flying Submarine

One of those designs that if it wasn't real it would not be believable.



Soviet design for a flying submarine, travelling 100kts airborne and only 3 knots submerged, while carrying 2 torpedoes.
Initially submitted in 1936, the project was cancelled in 1937. Redrafted in 1938, it was again suspended in 1939. In 1943 the project was again resumed, before finally being closed in 1953.

I think it could use some more detailing on the fuselage (hull?) but it's certainly one of the more unique designs I've seen on the forum

Imagine that being used against the German & Finnish naval forces, they'd ask, "What are the Ruskies doing with a flying sub?"

Nice work too, I'll do AH schemes for it.