Whats different about this picture

Do you buy the models as one complete part, or is it like an airfix, albeit rather more complex?

Can some very nice person on the forum translate the entire website, into English, so those that don’t speak German can read it? lol

adam

BTW, there were two reasons I eventually suspected a model:

1. No ground on either photo and length/width ratios that suggested cropping.

2. This one will mark me as a real saddo, but I couldn’t find another pic of a Thai 330 without the P&W badges on the engines and the Star Alliance logos.

Mike

Re: Re: Re: The Answer!

Originally posted by Bmused55
and there was a holiday for 2 to Antigue in it aswel! Oh well, looks like I’ll keep it to myself 😉

Going by Airbus I hope.

😉

Mike

Re: Re: The Answer!

Originally posted by mikeconnell
Was I just in time? (see my post 2 above and 3 mins before yours!)

Is there a prize?

Mike

Nope coz you asked a questrion, ya didn’t give a difinative answer 😉

and there was a holiday for 2 to Antigue in it aswel! Oh well, looks like I’ll keep it to myself 😉

lol.. amazing! 😀

I’ve put one on my Birthday wishlist but somehow doubt that I’ll get one! 😀

Re: The Answer!

Originally posted by Bmused55
Ok time to put you all out of your misery.

Neither of them are airliners.
They are both infact 3.8m long (3.7m wingspan) Gas turbine powered model aircraft in 1:16 scale.

Not your average Herpa wings model is it lads! LMAO!

US Airways A330: http://www.michel-concorde.com/airbus/a330/usairways/index.html

Thai A330: http://www.michel-concorde.com/airbus/a330/thaiairways/index.html

Was I just in time? (see my post 2 above and 3 mins before yours!)

Is there a prize?

Mike

well, you have to land them after flying them!

Both landing?????????????

rekkof2004

The Answer!

Ok time to put you all out of your misery.

Neither of them are airliners.
They are both infact 3.8m long (3.7m wingspan) Gas turbine powered model aircraft in 1:16 scale.

Not your average Herpa wings model is it lads! LMAO!

US Airways A330: http://www.michel-concorde.com/airbus/a330/usairways/index.html

Thai A330: http://www.michel-concorde.com/airbus/a330/thaiairways/index.html

Same aircraft???

rekkof2004

Are these real aircraft or models?

Mike

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, and no

Is it something to do with the fuselage, the wings, the tail , the flight deck, the engines, the engine pylons, the winglets, the windows, the doors, the landing gear, the tyres, the fuel tanks, the avionics, the flight crew, the sky, the tyres, the airlines, the cabin crew, the passengers, the airlerons, the elevators, the flaps, the rudder, the pitot tubes, the apu, the the landing lights, the registrations, the aircraft attitude, the airspeed, or anything else to do with the aircraft?

😀

Mike

Nope to all, Guess again

They are pictures of Airbus and you normally post Boeing ?:D

the tail seems a bit small, in particular on the Thai

Something to do with the doors?

They are in letterbox and not ‘full screen.’

Aircraft performing a flypast or overshoot/go-around?

Originally posted by greekdude1
There’s absolutely nothing different about either of these pictures.

I asure you there is.

Allow me to rephrase.

Apart from the quality, what is different about these photos than your average A.net or JP.net photo