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17 years ago
would be cool to see a 1/32 WWI bomber. Hotha?
Craig
you mean gotha? a staaken would be nice. and that 3 motor caproni with the birdcage gun platform. and the handley pages, including a v1500.
yep, Gotha. Mixed up that dang Star Wars planet Hoth with WWI airplanes. Happens all the time.
Craig
I think it was about 15 years ago that I was at the Mallcon in Trexlertown and one of the planes entered in the contest was a 1/32nd Ilya Mouromets. That was a pretty big model and, yes, I did take a picture of it. If I can find it, is it ethical to post it when I have no idea who built it?
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
Luke Skywalker and Ben Kenobi go down the pub, where they have a few p "Luke! Use the forks..."
I'll get me coat.
Subject line says it all
B-17 F/G
A Skyraider would be nice as well.
There already is an F-80C out there in 1/32 scale resin. I have one.
i'll get me 'at and goat.
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This one came close already. Remember the old Revell in 1:40? It wasn't easy but in those days a "busy" kit (loaded with a lot of extras) generally wasn't, especially considering the glues and paints that we had to work with.
Might as well add a B-36 to the list! HAHAHAHA!!!!
And still no one makes a JENNY in any scale!!!! A fairly important plane that is going ignored...
Craig
Uhh...yeah they do...and how:
The Lindberg 1:48 JN-4D was the source for a number of early Curtiss aircraft in my collection. I scratched a Model J, an N-8 (very long- winged Jenny, used in Mexico against Villa, I'm told) several barnstormers. I got the parts together for a twin-engined Jenny as well, but never got around to making it. The Lindberg kit is beautiful, with very nice detail (check out the mechanic under a strong magnifying lens fer Gawd's sake!) and head and shoulders over the antique Aurora version. I've only seen the Renwall version once or twice, and while I don't mind "Aero-Skins", I do mind the price that the collectors want for that kit.
lindberg. i saw another in the squadron cat. forgot the maker. the lindberg kit is basic but can be detailed.
that is gorgeous.
i even did the improbably long winged seaplane version. next to the regular version, it looks like a fantasy.
Yeah...most impressive kit of it's type I've ever seen. Was seriously thinking of getting one once, may yet...
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