I'm looking for a
1/72 scale 747 1/72 scale kc-10 extender , and a 1/72 scale c-17 Kit.Does anybody have any of these kits in their collection that they are willing to sell??? If you have any of these kits you can contact me directly by e-mail.
Thanks, E
"Erik B." wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
There is a place called HeavyKits.com but just now the site won't come up. I've seen the 747 on eBay. Bring your checkbook.
Frank
I've seen them before but I always get outbid at the last second! I hate it!! The only kit I haven't seen was the 1/72 scale c-17 Kit!
I've seen them before but I always get outbid at the last second! I hate it!! The only kit I haven't seen was the 1/72 scale c-17 Kit!
Combat makes a C-17. I have one in my stash, tho I kitbashed one about
10 years ago. I have a spare DC-10, but not the KC-10 parts. I'll sell it. Won't be cheap, tho.How much are you asking for it? Can you give me an e-mail?
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My company Masterpiece Models was going to vacuumform Heavykits first model the Hughes Hk-1 Hercules. We recieved a CNC machined master that was totally useless. We sent it back telling Heaykits to try again. I think they ran out of money for the project's. too bad actually they were going to do an AN-5, C-5 Galaxy and several other large cargo carriers The HK-1 fuselage was 3 1/2 ft long. Very cool size but where would you put it cheers John
That would be the four-engined Antonov An-124 'Ruslan' and the six-engined An-225 'Mriya'.
I pointed Heavykits to some useful drawings - and was sent some photos of the test masters for the An-124.
He even had me down on his website as doing a build.........
Pity that it has folded - I was looking forward to the Antonov's to go with my Amodel An-22 and the rest of my Antonov collection.
Somebody did some for them. They sell on eBay & I have one.
How Much Do you want for your spare dc-10???
Just for my curiousness, what do you mean saying that the machined master was useless? Was this circumstance related to the fact of being CNC machined or was it simply a matter of wrong engineering of the molds? BTW such a big fuselage would be more suitable for resin molding rather than vacuum forming. I'm thinking about the Amodel Antonov AN.22, for example.
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