Weird Models

Oct 31, 2010 2 Replies
M

I've been doing this since 1956 and standardized on 1/48th in the mid



1970s. I skipped over the Monogram funny kits during the years they were owned by Mattel. The word I would choose would be "unusual" or "obscure" rather than "weird" for some of my subjects. High on my list would be scratchbuilds, including a Curtiss XP-62, a General Motors XP-75, a Consolidated XPY-1 and a Boeing XPBB-1.
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D

There are kits available for a couple of versions of the P-75, a prototype and the limited production version. I believe Velom is the kit maker.

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G

Rareplanes also made a very nice kit of the "limited production" P-75A.

It *would* be interesting, however, to see your end result in making the prototype, by kitbashing an SBD tail, P-40 outer wings, and F4U undercarriage.

:o)

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