Many planes didn't seem available in 1/32
My Dad flipped his lid in excitement when few German planes became
available. I wanna say late 80's and early 90's
He built new shelfs in his "Bunker" to display them.
Revell rings a bell.
My Dad flipped his lid in excitement when few German planes became
available. I wanna say late 80's and early 90's
He built new shelfs in his "Bunker" to display them.
Revell rings a bell.
There's a Revell boxing of a Heinkel He 111 P-1 which is 1/32 scale with a wingspan of 70.9 cm (2 ft 4 inches).
Haynes do a manual for the Mosquito. Also if you want photographs I can recommend Chaz Boyer's Mosquito At War, there's lots there for the modeller, especially for those doing conversions of a kit or wanting realistic weathering. Currently on Amazon UK used at £2.81
Those Haynes manuals are great: I have one for the C-47 and it's a great read as well as a boon for the modeller
I have 'Lancaster at War' Vols 1-3, also excellent, particularly as the narratives are based on real crews' experiences.and writings All photos are B&W of course.
I'd go for a 1/32 DC-3/C-47!
Geoff
I have 'Lancaster at War' Vols 1-3, also excellent, particularly as the narratives are based on real crews' experiences.and writings All photos are B&W of course.
I'd go for a 1/32 DC-3/C-47!
Geoff
Current project: Revell 1/72 Lancaster, in the markings of "Nick The Nazi Neutraliser", 463 Squadron RAAF. Many successful missions, but sadly lost in a training accident with all crew after colliding with a Hurricane.
https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/UK2417
Some fiddly bits during construction and fit problems but nothing too bad.
Geoff
https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/UK2417
Some fiddly bits during construction and fit problems but nothing too bad.
Geoff
Looked at your link, 67 missions at time photo was taken Cruel luck for them and the hurricane pilot.
