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Model Forum / General / Models / January 2006Humorous XB-70 what-if site
Back in Oct 2004, there was a page of B-70 "what-if" profiles, here: http://www.jsfedwards.com/b70.html The r.m.s thread is here: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.models.scale/browse_frm/thread/664a689523267a 09/22df8b16477f389d?q=b-70&rnum=3#22df8b16477f389d If the google link doesn't work, search for "Humorous XB-70 Site" The original jfsedwards link is now dead, and the page is not on www.archive.org. Does anyone have a current link, or any of the profiles? Thanks! Peter Peter: I have a couple of the profiles on my computer at home. I built the EB-70 version and attempted the Thunderbirds. I would still like to build the Thunderbirds scheme though. I will see if I have any of the others and let you know. Thanx, Carl > Back in Oct 2004, there was a page of B-70 "what-if" profiles, here: > http://www.jsfedwards.com/b70.html [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Peter was it Lindberg who made a small scale kit of the 70? What else is out there besides the OOP AMT kit? Craig Lindberg's kit is about 1/116 scale. Academy makes a 1/300 kit, and Cutting Edge makes a 1/144 resin kit. Peter I've always seen the Lindberg kit as being 1/180. ISTR the old Aurora kit is somewhere around 1/100. Sutcliffe/Contrail had a 1/72 vac & I think there were a few 1/100 'mistakes' floating around. |
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