Detail parts for P51.
01-10-2013, 01:53 PM
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RE: Detail parts for P51.
Hi,
A bit tricky.
To my knowledge there isn't a single supplier of parts. You will need to source each of the parts almost separately.
What parts in particularwere you after? What model is it ? ( apart from being a 1/5 scale P51 )
Aerotech used to provide some excellent parts ,but I think they have stopped trading ?
Perhaps others can be more helpful.
Cheers,
Merlin Man.
A bit tricky.
To my knowledge there isn't a single supplier of parts. You will need to source each of the parts almost separately.
What parts in particularwere you after? What model is it ? ( apart from being a 1/5 scale P51 )
Aerotech used to provide some excellent parts ,but I think they have stopped trading ?
Perhaps others can be more helpful.
Cheers,
Merlin Man.
01-10-2013, 02:05 PM
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RE: Detail parts for P51.
Hi Merlin Man. Iam looking for scale wheels, sliding canopy, cockpit kit, full size pilot, scale exhaust and pretty much anything else I can find for it. The plane is a 1/5 scale Pica P51D. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
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RE: Detail parts for P51.
Try Robart or Glennis for scale wheels.
Tony Howard has a scale exhaust stack kit. Unless you're seeking a functional exhaust in which case you might try Keleo creations.
Vortech and/or Tru-Turn can probably provide the spinner.
Try IFlyTailies for the cockpit stuff.
Aerotech was handling a sliding canopy kit which would probably work but, as noted by Merlin Man, they may not be around any longer. It's not particuarlyr difficult to do yourself and there are a number of threads here and at RC Scale Builder which cover the construction of a sliding hood for the P-51.
Tony Howard has a scale exhaust stack kit. Unless you're seeking a functional exhaust in which case you might try Keleo creations.
Vortech and/or Tru-Turn can probably provide the spinner.
Try IFlyTailies for the cockpit stuff.
Aerotech was handling a sliding canopy kit which would probably work but, as noted by Merlin Man, they may not be around any longer. It's not particuarlyr difficult to do yourself and there are a number of threads here and at RC Scale Builder which cover the construction of a sliding hood for the P-51.
