1/72 Bucker Jungmann

I think HUMA of Germany made one. Hannants list a few Bucker kits, but none called specifically Jungmann... Try

Wulf

"Wulf Corbett" a couché sur son écran :

Heller did one (nice) in 1/72 scale, but I don't know its availability now.

That was the Bu133 Jungmeister, single seat radial engined version

As Wulf says. Huma do a Bu131 Jungmann in 1/72

Heller did the Bu133 single seat radial engined one

For the AOP9, it's a vacform from Hallam Vac (nice kit) for the Broussard, I recall a French resin one, and I think a IJM one is planned (Azur?)

IIRC, the Jungmann was the Bü 181 and Huma does have one.

Bill Banaszak, MFE

Bu 131 Jungmann Bu 133 Jungmeister Bu 134 no name? Bu 180 Student Bu 181 Bestmann Bu 182 Kornett

There are 1/72 scale models of all of these.

Tom

Here is a link to a vacuform in 1/48

Which version of the Auster was the one made by Airfix as the Auster Antarctic? I put that one together years ago. Its a nice little kit. Also, I seem to remember an Auster kit in 1:48 or maybe 1:50. I bought a couple of kits out of Las Vegas that went under the name International Models (or some such) that were repops of older European (maybe British) kits. Unfortunately that company has gone the way of Frog or AMT. Note; I never actually SAW the Auster kit, just that it was listed as also being made by this company.

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"Dave Fleming" a écrit :

Humm yes, you are right. So I don't know for the Jungman, sorry.

Just a big thankyou to all those, who have replied to my original request. I will now try Hannants over here in the UK for the Jungmann and will look out for the kits of the Broussard and the Auster AOP9.

I now know where to ask, when I get a flight in something else. Whatever that may be!!

Martin Pengelly "