I’m intrigued by it.
Is there info on it somewhere on this site or in this month’s magazine? Who can identify the aircraft for me?
I thought at first glance it was a Bf108…but now (on my phone) I can’t get the image to come up, to double-check.[:$]
I was wrong:
It’s from the ‘Workbench Review’ of the Dora Wings Percival Vega Gull from February.
(if you click on the image, it says it in the url.)
Just checked this out, a kit I didn’t know existed. If you think the turquoise looks cool, check out this box art.
Awesome. Thank you, Greg. [:D[
For whatever reason, the image is not clickable in my browser, but with your description am able to find stuff via search engine.
The Red/white box art scheme is neat indeed. I’m still smitten with the Turquoise though. I’d never heard of the aircraft. Neat little taildragger, isn’t it?
I believe I may be smitten as well. It seems the Gull was the model before the Percival Proctor…an Army Co-operation aircraft I was much more familiar with.
It looks like Dora Wings has done a whole range of related birds…some in 1/48 as well as 1/72.
First I’d heard of Dora Wings, too. I’ll check them out. Thanks again.
Greg;
That was some nice Box art ! I like the little bird anyway.
Looks like a Percival Gull of some sort. Percival made a series of planes of various types of Gull. They all look so similar I find them hard to tell apart, but I think it may be a Mew Gull.
Yes, Gregbale mentioned that. Thanks for taking the time to comment, Don.