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Model Forum / General / Models / April 2004Me 109 1/48 conversion
Who if any one has done two seated conversion for the Me Bf 109 in 1/48 or even a kit. Thanks Paul I know it's *been* done, names escape me at the moment, though. Reasonably sure I've seen them at either http://www.hyperscale.com or http://www.modelingmadness.com (I'd be really surprised *not* to see them at the second.) Much as I like ARC, I don't recall them there. > Who if any one has done two seated conversion for the Me Bf 109 in 1/48 or > even a kit. > Thanks Paul Yeah, it's definitely been done--I've seen a built-up of it in the last year. Can't say whose coversion kit it is. Mark Schynert > I know it's *been* done, names escape me at the moment, though. Reasonably > sure I've seen them at either http://www.hyperscale.com or [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.648 / Virus Database: 415 - Release Date: 3/31/2004 Ventura from Australia does/did a kit. I do not know if it is still available. Cheers, Max Bryant > Who if any one has done two seated conversion for the Me Bf 109 in 1/48 or > even a kit. > Thanks Paul > Who if any one has done two seated conversion for the Me Bf 109 in 1/48 or > even a kit. > Thanks Paul FWIW I believe Falcon of New Zealand has done a 1/48 scale vac-u-form conversion set that included both a Messerschmitt 109G and an FW-190A 2 seater. Bill Shuey Falcon did do a twofer vac conversion and IIRC one of the eastern European companies did an injected two seat 109 a few yars ago. > > Who if any one has done two seated conversion for the Me Bf 109 in 1/48 or > > even a kit. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Bill Shuey Hi Paul, Rummaged through my collection (note not loft insulation as yet as am in flat ;), and have the ARBA Me109 G12 2 seat conversion (code: CV067), which is resin and designed for the Hasegawa G2 (No. J 106) kit, though this type was also made using G4/6/ & 6-AS according to the instructions. It comprises of new body, cockpit panels for rear section and 2 vacform canopies. I don't know if these are still available but try Hannants or if required I may be able to find Arba's cotact details. Cheers, Stephen. |
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