Commonwealth Wirraway by geoffgeoffp
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Comments (9)
Nice drawing but it would be nice to have more information about the craft.
Superb design !!!
Good render, one was the subject of a recent dispute on ebay.
Excellent! :B eaver !
Looks a bit like a Texan trainer. i know they were repackaged for China and a few other nations as attack aircraft.
Dann-O probably has the right of it. I think it started life as the North American NA 16 but was built in Australia and served in a number of military roles in the Pacific theatre. The roundel is a little drab, but nothing you could do about that. It's nice to blame the Australians for something (apart from being too good at too many sports - joking).
For those that wanted information, check this out: http://www.xs4all.nl/~fbonne/warbirds/ww2htmls/commwirr.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAC_Wirraway
I like how you will pick the oddball planes to model, sometimes seen as the forgotten stepchild, whereas the world has a plethora of Mustangs and Spitfires, and ME 109s, you do planes that have a place in history but may get sidestepped by historians. Nicely done!
After morphing the North American design for the Wirraway, Commonwealth morphed the Wirraway into the Boomerang fighter-bomber. Clever lads those Aussies. Superb render!