Dave platts 65" wing span spitfire kit
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Dave platts 65" wing span spitfire kit
Hi All
Just a question
Dave platts 65" wing span spitfire kit is it a 1/7 scale or 1/6 scale . Iv been told its a clipped wing version. Making it a 1/6 scale
Your help and thoughts please
Just a question
Dave platts 65" wing span spitfire kit is it a 1/7 scale or 1/6 scale . Iv been told its a clipped wing version. Making it a 1/6 scale
Your help and thoughts please
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RE: Dave platts 65
The Dave Platt / Pica 65" span kit is not the clipped wing Version,
At 65" it actually 1-6.8 scale, so about 1/7th
Dave designed and sells a 1/5th version with a clipped wing look here
http://www.daveplattmodels.com/Short%20Kits/index.htm
Pica also kitted a 1/5 kit full wing tip version, but they are long OOB
good luck
At 65" it actually 1-6.8 scale, so about 1/7th
Dave designed and sells a 1/5th version with a clipped wing look here
http://www.daveplattmodels.com/Short%20Kits/index.htm
Pica also kitted a 1/5 kit full wing tip version, but they are long OOB
good luck
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RE: Dave platts 65
Be also aware that the wing on this model has been shifted aft from its scale location. It is supposedly a Mk 9 but a friend found that if he added several inches to the rear fuselage, the proportions are pretty much on for a Mk 14.
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RE: Dave platts 65
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Be also aware that the wing on this model has been shifted aft from its scale location. It is supposedly a Mk 9 but a friend found that if he added several inches to the rear fuselage, the proportions are pretty much on for a Mk 14.
Martin
Be also aware that the wing on this model has been shifted aft from its scale location. It is supposedly a Mk 9 but a friend found that if he added several inches to the rear fuselage, the proportions are pretty much on for a Mk 14.
Martin