AI-generated Models for Vietnam, Myanmar, and Kenya sport their national colors with some rubberband and EP models, all original AI concepts.
Always a good morning for aero modeling in Viet Nam.
First up, this Vietnam free flyer looks good, but the landing gear position is questionable. Pick a favorite in the comments section, and Big Dog might just get it on the micro bench.
Kenya Models With Models
Next up, we move to Kenya, where our up-and-coming engineer and friend Innocent Lumumba works with whatever materials he can scrounge up due to supply chain kinks that prevent shipping of toys, (balsa) wood, modern adhesives, and a bunch of other common but essential items that model builders need to get their designs airborne.
This crazy Kenyan red tape will have to be cut so that determined young designers like Innocent can connect with the rest of the global modeling community to acquire the raw materials they need to fulfill their potential with designs such as the African AI lady models have in mind for him. Maybe if we call a load of balsa and power packs “Educational materials” Kenya’s government bureaucrats will let it in?
Above, this Kenyan beauty with an exotic swept wing all-balsa model airplane concept for fast flight.
Big Dog’s favorite Kenya model plane but would it catch Innocent Lumumba’s eye? 😉
Below the other Kenya contenders. Well, three out of four model designs aren’t bad. But all four AI lady models are 4.0.
Next, we move to Myanmar, where right now, modelers such as Peanut/Walnut model master Htun Lin Aung of Flying Cloud are dealing with civil war, resisting a primitive military junta that is model-phobic about the airspace over the country.
Drones, RC, and even free-flight stick and tissue rubber band models are verboten. For now, the junta coup masters are in a nosedive, so maybe we’ll see some freedom flying in Myanmar soon.
Last but not least, Big Dog’s Florida USA, where our AI ladies generate what looks like an air circus Bearcat to complement the crazy Corsair he’s been painting and repainting for three years now. Those AI ladies know me so well.
Honey, is it only single-nose retractable landing gear? Maybe for a foamboard Flite Test model. We love this USA color scheme for the F8F Bearcat and for the swimsuits.
Two AI design concepts for one prompt. The fuselage design for the sailplane in the back is nice, but where’s the invisible wing?
Big Dog’s Skyflight 2014 midair crash-restored with fiberglass-over-foam and vinyl graphics Corsair below.
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