Found it on the IMPDb database of "every" aircraft to ever appear onscreen. In the documentary "Feuersturm - Der Bombenkrieg gegen Deutschland" (Firestorm - The Bombing Campaign Against Germany - 2003), the "Flying Clog" makes an appearance. Enough for me! I'm in! By the way - here's the database: http://www.impdb.org/index.php?title=Category:Aircraft_List

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Wheels - what wheels?! It will be in-flight, and I had a brief thought of making the base look like water and attempting to portray it just after takeoff - even streaming some water with a wake streaming behind it. Then my good senses got the better of me, and I realized I don't have the skill of all the ship dio builders who post such beautiful work here, and I would make myself nuts trying to come up to that standard, AND would lose time on all the other builds that are piling up in my stash. So... all that to say... in-flight as usual!

You have over a year to bring this in, Greg. Personally, and as your friend, I’m just delighted you are joining the group, but the psychologist in me says it’d be good to experiment and play with the comfort zone. have to say that if I compared myself to our modeling brethren in Northeast Asia, I’d never build another model in my life.

I’d wish someone would release a 1/48 scale model of this plane, you really can’t get more exotic than this, even considering French inter wars designs. Go ahead and build it Greg!

@holzhamer Pedro - strange you would say that about French designs - I was considering also adding a Potez 540 to the build and actually pulled it out of my stash this morning! My original intention was an Amiot 143, but realized I didn't have one, so defaulted to the BV 138 that I'd been wanting to build anyway. I'm sure I can find some obscure documentary featuring the Potez aircraft...!