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Model Forum / General / Models / September 2004[Q] Large starlifter and galaxy?
Does anyone release larger scale kits for these 2 plane? I've only see the tiny 1/700 pit-road kits. > Does anyone release larger scale kits for these 2 plane? I've only see > the tiny 1/700 pit-road kits. IIRC, Entex did a 1:200 scale C-5 - later re-released by Nichimo and others??? There is (was?) a Combat Models vacform of the C-141 and a vacform of the C-5 from Delta models. Ken 1/144 Otaki / Entex C-5 1/200 DML/Dragon C-141A and C-141B 1/125(?) Aurora C-141A 1/72 ID Models C-5 (vacuform) 1/72 Nova C-141A and C-141B (vacuform) Unfortunately, none of these are readily available. I suggest you try eBay. Curt > Does anyone release larger scale kits for these 2 plane? I've only see > the tiny 1/700 pit-road kits. Revell boxed the otaki kit as well. Cheers, Max Bryant > 1/144 Otaki / Entex C-5 > 1/200 DML/Dragon C-141A and C-141B [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Does anyone release larger scale kits for these 2 plane? I've only see > > the tiny 1/700 pit-road kits. And Entex even had the C-5A out in a boxing as a civil aircraft. I spotted one on E-bay last year but it still went for big bucks even with its identity in stealth mode. Bill Banaszak, MFE The Aurora C-141A is 1/108. Combat Models has the old Nova C-141A & C-141B kits now. > Revell boxed the otaki kit as well. > Cheers, [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > Does anyone release larger scale kits for these 2 plane? I've only see > > > the tiny 1/700 pit-road kits. > Revell boxed the otaki kit as well. I concur. Revell released the 1/144 Otaki kit as a white-gray C-5A in 1982 and as a camouflaged C-5B in 1984(?). For a long time, the only way to tell a C-5A from a C-5B was to look at the shape of a small blade antenna located under the fuselage forward of the nose landing gear. If it was rectangular, it was an "A", if it was swept, it was a "B". Of course, you could also look at the serial numbers too. Martin Yeah, It's Nova Models that does the 1/72 vac of the Starlifter. I was able to pick one up at a swap meet a couple of years ago for about $15.00 (US). No I'm not going to get rid of it. And it looks to be a SERIOUS dog! Even less detail than normally expected of a vac form. Of course, it is an OLDER vac kit, and in some ways represented the state of the art for its time. Unfortunately, it implies that it's going to be an 'in flight' version unless'n I feel like scratchin' together some landing gear! Hope this helps!  Signature_____________________________________________________________ "What do you want you moon faced assasin of joy!" -Amb. Londo Molare Andy Hill (the Draken) <*> ASE Master Auto Tech, P2 Parts, IMACA Certified To reply remove "diespammersdie" from email address. >Unfortunately, it implies that it's going to be an 'in flight' version >unless'n I feel >like scratchin' together some landing gear! Yeah, that'd be the way I went! The Keeper (of too much crap!) > Does anyone release larger scale kits for these 2 plane? I've only see > the tiny 1/700 pit-road kits. A quick Google shows a 1/480 kit from Minicraft still being sold. I came close to grabbing a 1/144 Otaki kit a few months but missed it by 5 minutes! :-( Nick Looks like the 1/288 kit by Starfix was left out of this survey so I thought I'd mention it ;^) I actually have one and it does kind of look like a C-5. Martin > Does anyone release larger scale kits for these 2 plane? I've only see > the tiny 1/700 pit-road kits. If you're looking for the 1/144 Revell/Otaki C-5A kit, I have one for sale at a reasonable price. E-Mail me @ ldorr@capaccess.org. I'm in the USA. Les (Friendly Airplane Asylum flack) |
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