Detail Kits

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Aircraft: Bristol Type 200

Resolution: 4096x4096

Contains: Body and Wing Kit (PDN)

The name Branwen, from Welsh mythology meaning "blessed raven," captures the Bristol Type 200's identity as a concept born from British ambition that never took wing. In legend, Branwen was a figure of beauty and tragedy, bridging two worlds but ultimately unable to fulfill her destiny. This Bristol concept similarly represented a bridge between design aspiration and production reality, a blessed vision that remained earthbound. The raven connection evokes both the aircraft's intended grace in flight and the dark reality that this British dream would never soar beyond the drawing board.

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Aircraft: Fokker F.26 Phantom

Resolution: 4096x4096

Contains: Body and Wing Kit (PDN)

The name Fawn captures the F.26 Phantom's story as a concept that never matured beyond its tender early stages. Young and delicate, a fawn represents potential that was never fully realized, much like this Fokker design that remained in its infancy, never growing into the production aircraft it was meant to become. The name reflects the fragile nature of aviation concepts that, despite promise, fade before taking their first flight.

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Vehicle: Francis Transit

Resolution: 2048x2048

Contains: Body Kit (PDN)

Travanta, unlike other collections made under this project, means absolutely nothing. It was a name made by me to evade any copyrighting issues. Nevertheless, the vehicle it represents needs no grand title. The Ford Transit has long stood as the undisputed king of vans, a workhorse that's defined reliability and versatility across generations. The name may be arbitrary, but the legacy is legendary.