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"JUST PLANE BIG"
- Thread starter MrT
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Blame Warren, he's the one who rattled this cage.
Or shark's nest..or whatever they live in.
Or shark's nest..or whatever they live in.
I like that...sharks nest!!! I'll use that from now on Bob!
phantom II
Master at Arms
I don't suppose a four engine bomber in 1/72 scale would be interesting enough for this proposal :idonno
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
I'm sure it would but it's never going to happen here . Pure and simple.
Oh , wait. I'll just forgo the house payment and get that B-36...
Cheers, Christian B)
Oh , wait. I'll just forgo the house payment and get that B-36...
Cheers, Christian B)
A 1:32 F4 would work...just sayin'.
phantom II
Master at Arms
If only it was on any current build list, it probably would ...but it does not appear on any current menu .
To make it more clear Bob, the kit needs a lot of aftermarket parts that I have not to purchased yet . I can't half build that one.
Even the main tires are not correct for an AF. bird. Plenty of incorrect ones in the market though :idonno
Cheers, Christian B)
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
I'm confused - Is this one a go?
ij001
Well-known member
Stash re-check:
Still have the F-4J & 109G-14... all the others are either built, being built or sold-off !, I do have a Kittyhawk OV-10A Bronco (one of my all-time favourite aircraft), so definitely still-in for this one.
Ian.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
That is one of the big problems with this Dave, Most helicopters are 1/35th scale these days which meshes with the armor scale. There are more aircraft starting to appear in 1/35th, some gliders and even a Feisler Storch. While to all extents and purposes they are "almost" the same and figures can be used from either, it is up to Terry. He could make a ruling aircraft 1/35th and larger scale which would cover everything out there.
Of course there are 1/24th scale planes and even 1/16th and 1/18th scale. Is it "only" to be 1/32nd?
Also the length of build time would decide possible builds for me as I have a fair sized collection of 1/32.
Then there is the biggest plane in my stash and is 1/48th. It dwarfs my 1/32 B-17 and also the 1/32 PBY-5A (B-36 anyone?)
That could get fixed with 1/35 scale or a wingspan larger than 33 inches (which cuts out stuff like Me323)
To get some larger aircraft builds like the B-17, Gotha, Felix-Stowe and some other really large aircraft it will need a longer time frame.
Just stating the bits, what do you say Terry?
Of course there are 1/24th scale planes and even 1/16th and 1/18th scale. Is it "only" to be 1/32nd?
Also the length of build time would decide possible builds for me as I have a fair sized collection of 1/32.
Then there is the biggest plane in my stash and is 1/48th. It dwarfs my 1/32 B-17 and also the 1/32 PBY-5A (B-36 anyone?)
That could get fixed with 1/35 scale or a wingspan larger than 33 inches (which cuts out stuff like Me323)
To get some larger aircraft builds like the B-17, Gotha, Felix-Stowe and some other really large aircraft it will need a longer time frame.
Just stating the bits, what do you say Terry?
I think Terry has been pretty clear here.
Aeroplanes, fixed wing, 1:32 or more. That means no rockets, no choppers, no flying insects, no things that got throw up in the air in a crash and not 1:35.
Check me if I'm wrong.
Aeroplanes, fixed wing, 1:32 or more. That means no rockets, no choppers, no flying insects, no things that got throw up in the air in a crash and not 1:35.
Check me if I'm wrong.
