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Model Forum / General / Models / April 2005Info / pics. of ID Models C5 Galaxy.
Hi group Where can I find information about this model? What I know is that it is a vacform model in scale 1:72. But then I don't know any more. Does anybody have pictures of this model, or better has built it?  Signaturemvh Uffe > Hi group > > Where can I find information about this model? > What I know is that it is a vacform model in scale 1:72. > But then I don't know any more. > Does anybody have pictures of this model, or better has built it? Since (and possibly still) produced by the people who do Delta Decals under the name "Delvac", with decals and metal undercarriage. http://www.geocities.com/delavpub/Home.html Not built mine, not sure where I'd put it if I did. Jon. > Since (and possibly still) produced by the people who do Delta Decals > under > the name "Delvac", with decals and metal undercarriage. > > http://www.geocities.com/delavpub/Home.html Will look, for sure! > Not built mine, Well, since I haven't got one (yet) I don't have that problem (yet). > not sure where I'd put it if I did. No problem! My wife would demand a divorce, so I'll get plenty of space to put it. No, seriously, that is the greatest problem for us modellers, I think. But on has to dream of something :-) Signaturemvh Uffe > > not sure where I'd put it if I did. > > No, seriously, that is the greatest problem for us modellers, I think. > > But one has to dream of something :-) What, like the Heavykits 1:72 Hughes Hercules? http://www.heavykits.com/pages/news.html Jon. > What, like the Heavykits 1:72 Hughes Hercules? > http://www.heavykits.com/pages/news.html Looks like a lot of fun to build :-) But that one will for sure lead to a divorce, so I'll pass :-( But the website looks kinda outdatet. Last updated in 2004, we in denmark write 2005 now ;-) And a lot of constuction on the site. Signaturemvh Uffe > > What, like the Heavykits 1:72 Hughes Hercules? > > http://www.heavykits.com/pages/news.html > > But the website looks kinda outdatet. > Last updated in 2004, we in denmark write 2005 now ;-) > And a lot of constuction on the site. Indeed. Unfortunately it seems to go have been going downhill over time. When it first appeared it promised the Hercules plus kits of the An-124, An-225 and others. The guy is selling off the first batch of the Hercules on e-Bay, vac-form only, no engines, transparencies, etc. I hope he does make a success of it, I would like to see the An-225 in a 1:72 kit. Not sure I could afford the money or space, though. Jon. > Hi group > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > -- > mvh Uffe FSM had it on a cover long time back. I think Paul Boyer was the builder and maybe did a workbench review -- Chuck Ryan Springfield OH > Hi group > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Does anybody have pictures of this model, or better has > built it? ID Models ceased trading around1999 - I know because I ordered their 32nd scale Swordfish vacform and was told that it was one of the last kits left! In the case of something as big as the C-5, models would be moulded to order and are unlikely to be stocked by dealers. The moulds are probably still in existence somewhere, but I've never heard of anybody acquiring them. Chek Change' boos' to 'bos' in address to email directly |
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