> > OK, for some reason this came into my mind. ISTR seeing in ads or
> > catalogs a large Neptune, around 1/32 from balsa & tissue back in the
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> seeing one hanging at my local brick and morter back in the day. You
> might want to check out ePay to see if there are any there.
> I had checked ePay already, I'll check with Guillow's to see if I'm
> remembering wrong....
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> > seeing one hanging at my local brick and morter back in the day. You
> > might want to check out ePay to see if there are any there.
I believe I am familiar with all the old Guillows kits. My first
completed stick model was a Guillows. I do not remember a Neptune.
Guillows and Comet were the two major mfgs of these kits, but there
were innumerable other, smaller mfgs. So it is indeed likely that
there were kits, but I suspect it was from one of these smaller, maybe
even local, mfgs. There IS a neat web site for old balsa models, but
I cannot seem to find it at the moment.
There is also a Yahoo group for Guillows models. I would join it
temporarily and ask about the kit. Even if it was not a Guillows,
these folks are stick model afficienados, and may remember it.
frank - 22 Mar 2008 17:09 GMT
I almost think it was a Comet kit. I've had their A-26 kit for
years, waiting the right urge to build it.
On Mar 22, 8:49 am, Don Stauffer in Minnesota <stauf...@usfamily.net>
wrote:
> > I had checked ePay already, I'll check with Guillow's to see if I'm
> > remembering wrong....
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> temporarily and ask about the kit. Even if it was not a Guillows,
> these folks are stick model afficienados, and may remember it.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota - 23 Mar 2008 17:04 GMT
> I almost think it was a Comet kit. I've had their A-26 kit for
> years, waiting the right urge to build it.
Build it! That was a very nice kit- I have built it.