Saturn V kits - which one?

Look up the space-modellers group on yahoogroups.com...

Cheers,

Bostjan

In 1:144 I prefer the Monogram offering. New Ware makes a nice update set for the 1:96 Revell offering. You can get block II CSMs in either scale from realspacemodels.com. Tangopappadecals.com has all kinds of nice decals for almost any rocket and scale.

Curtis Bullard IPMS 40355

Thanks chaps. :-)

Phil

In 1/144, the Monogram offering fits better than Airfix's. However, the Airfix Saturn V is a little better detailed. Neither the Airfix nor the Monogram model have the proper Apollo C/SM. Both have a Block

As for the Revell 1/96 bird, if you can get one cheap, buy it. Otherwise it's not worth the bucks. It's a large but fragile and inaccurate model. Look on e-bay for a spare parts bird rather than buying the complete model. You're going to replace the plastic tank wraps anyway. See Rick Sternbach's website for how to make a decent Saturn V out of the Revell kit.

The flying model from Estes also makes a nice display Saturn V too. The stages don't separate though. It's rather easy to assemble. You'll have to trim the fins down to scale size for it to be a true scale model. Once you trim the fins though, you can't fly it. Apogee Rockets also makes an awesome 1/70th scale Saturn V. It's huge but quite accurate and it flies to boot! The only drawback is its price at about

As others have stated, join the Spacemodeler group on Yahoo for more info.

Hope this helps, Gene DiGennaro Baltimore,Md.

The 1/96 scale Revell kit, with the New Ware detail/upgrade set.

Bruce

Hi folks, topic says all- I want your opinion which Ju-87 B is the best in 1/72 scale ? TIA Slider

From what I have read, I think most folks consider the Fujimi B the best in the scale. Others, of course, may disagree.

Ron

Thanks !!

Slider