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Did someone say, "enormous B-17G?"

That IS a big model. Very cool!
I think I will just watch one of my betters (i know that doesn't narrow the field very much) build one. :laugh:

How about it......... Chuck? Maybe with Rosie the riveter and an angry Buffalo nickel? :notworthy

Thanks for sharing,

Bill
 
Geez! If they can do this, why can't someone put out a 1/72 scale C-5A Galaxy? Or even a C-17 transport, not to mention the most-often-used C-141 Starlifter? After that B-17, there ain't nobody gonna tell me they won't make a model kit "That Big" anymore!

Y'all enjoy your huge B-17, I'm happy to fill my ceiling with all my 1/72 scale aircraft...
 
Anagrad does a C-141 and C-5 even a C-124. Dont know about the C-17 though. If you google it you can find them.
James
 
I reallly thought they had done the C17 but don't see it on their website anymore. they released a 1:72 VC25...that's Air Force One to you and me...now THAT'S Big!
 
The problem with those Anigand models is that they are resin and SUPER EXPENSIVE! I could never afford one if I wanted to. Besides, if they are releasing a 1/32 scale B-17 in plastic, why should I have to settle for a C-5, C-141 or C-17 in resin at five times the cost?
 
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