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Airbus Beluga (WIP)

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My newest Moc. The Airbus Beluga is only used by Airbus to deliver parts of planes to the airbus locations in different European states.

About this creation

The original can be seen here.

The Airbus Beluga was developed to carry airplane segments between the Airbus factories. At first, they used a few Super Guppies, but segments of the A330/A340 were still to big for their. Because of this (and the fact, that the Guppies are Boeing products, which leads to the jibe "every Airbus is delivered on the wings of a Boeing"), Airbus replaced their with the "Beluga". It was not the official name at first (it was just called "the supertransporter") but it became so popular, that it is now official.

Overview

The engines (very good looking,or? thanks for dave henderson for the inspiration, but...

...they still need some work)

cargobay is build in 10-wide

Wings (Again pretty looking,or? And again thanks for dave henderson :D)

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Rico Wilhelms

March 15, 2011

Wow..the nose, the cockpit...and at least the body..it's awesome...it looks like a LDD file or Ldraw file..can you please upload the file somewhere..i am also a big airbus fan. The A300-600 ST ( beluga) is defently one of my favorite planes...awesome job dude Greetz from germany

I made it

Felipe M.

January 12, 2011

They are. There is a hidden feature, called LDD universe pack. with it you can used much more pieces in any color, it's great! look here: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40794 Thanks for your comment! that was the fastest I have ever get on my creation!

I like it

Maxim Schupack

January 12, 2011

WOW, incredible.I'm a huge airbus fan, and I love the details you put into this. What program do you use? I don't think the parts are in LDD.

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