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Model Forum / General / Models / September 2005Accurate Miniatures 1/48 Helldivers!
Check out the news on Cybermodeler Online www.cybermodeler.com  SignatureRespectfully, Michael Benolkin tacair@earthlink.net Owner/Publisher/Webmaster: www.cybermodeler.com www.tacair-press.com www.f-100.com www.flight-dreams.com I was excited momentarily. I thought it was going to be an SBC-3 Helldiver (Bi-plane)! Now thats something I want! It would complement their Grumman F3F's. Especially if they would utilize the snap in rigging like they did with the F3F! I would like more biplanes but I'm not into rigging. To me the ProModeler SB2C I have is a fine re-production. There are too many other subjects out there that haven't been touched yet. > I was excited momentarily. I thought it was going to be an SBC-3 > Helldiver (Bi-plane)! Now thats something I want! It would complement [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > To me the ProModeler SB2C I have is a fine re-production. There are > too many other subjects out there that haven't been touched yet. Same here! I would love to see some of the 1920/30 period U.S. Navy types. I have a 1/48 Curtiss SOC on the bench right now, vac-u-form from VAC-Wings 48. I guess when it is finished I will have to pester Mr. West for one of his catapaults to display it on. Bill Shuey Hey Bill, I am looking at starting my Wings SOC also as soon as I receive the Yellow Wings decals from "Dive Bomber". What scheme are you doing? With two of us building vacs there will certainly be a injection kit from someone any moment!! >> I was excited momentarily. I thought it was going to be an SBC-3 >> Helldiver (Bi-plane)! Now thats something I want! It would complement [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Bill Shuey >>I was excited momentarily. I thought it was going to be an SBC-3 >>Helldiver (Bi-plane)! Now thats something I want! It would complement [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Bill Shuey I'm with you guys. To me the twenties and thirties were the golden age, not just of military aircraft, but civil ones too. We need more civil kits- Stinsons, Beeches, etc. > I'm with you guys. To me the twenties and thirties were the golden age, > not just of military aircraft, but civil ones too. We need more civil > kits- Stinsons, Beeches, etc. With the re-birth of Williams Brothers we can hope! Bill Shuey > > I'm with you guys. To me the twenties and thirties were the golden age, > > not just of military aircraft, but civil ones too. We need more civil [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bill Shuey Shootin' for more 1/53rd gems? Bill Banaszak, MFE ;) >I was excited momentarily. I thought it was going to be an SBC-3 > Helldiver (Bi-plane)! Now thats something I want! It would complement [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > To me the ProModeler SB2C I have is a fine re-production. There are > too many other subjects out there that haven't been touched yet. You guys know that Classic Airframes made a series of 1/48 SBC Helldivers? Curt http://modellversium.de/galerie/artikel.php?id=1034 > You guys know that Classic Airframes made a series of 1/48 SBC Helldivers? > Curt > http://modellversium.de/galerie/artikel.php?id=1034 Curt: Yes, we know. But you can bet there will be a world of difference between a CA Helldiver and an AM Helldiver! Bill Shuey yes! I'm still waiting for a large scale Jenny. Such an important plane and its been ignored...... Craig >yes! I'm still waiting for a large scale Jenny. Such an important >plane and its been ignored...... How large? The 1/48 Lindberg kit is quite good. >>yes! I'm still waiting for a large scale Jenny. Such an important >>plane and its been ignored...... > > How large? The 1/48 Lindberg kit is quite good. There is also a very large (I think it is 1:16 scale) Jenny, with LOADS of photo etch, metal castings, etc. But it is like $400! It is a Japanese company, forget which one. |
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