jsswcks

anybody have plans for a 1903 wright flier or curtis biplane 1908
thanks,

CoosBayLumber

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Only ones I know of at present is by the Arizona folks who do all the WW1 models. They have kits in a few sizes of the Wright Model B.


Wm.

jsswcks

do you have a web site?

ProfLooney

I believe at one time being told Proctor has one though it isnt listed on their site you might email them and ask http://www.proctor-enterprises.com/main/index.html

Joe

CoosBayLumber

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Back in January, I was told by Jaime of Arizona Model Works that they are about to introduce the model just before the great flight recreation of the Wright's later this year. They went to the Smithsonian, and somehow became "exclusive" distributors of the highly accurate model. It is to come out in several scales, plus a land based trainer like a Link.

He is very hard to get ahold of, and I do not know of a web address. There are however, numerous advertisements in magazines as to their other WW1 era models.


Wm.

Chevelle

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Here is the link to Arizona Models....

http://www.arizonamodels.com/

Here are the kits and prices.
(Note the availability of FULL SCALE!)

Kit Prices :
(Electric and Gas Versions Same Price - SHIPPING IS INCLUDED)
1/12 Scale $495.00
1/6 Scale $620.00
1/4 Scale $1,125.00
1/3 Scale $1,425.00
Full Scale $25,400.00

Assembled Model Prices :
(SHIPPING NOT INCLUDED, PLEASE CALL FOR QUOTE)
*1/12 Scale includes tabletop display case.

1/12 Scale $3850.00*
1/6 Scale $5900.00
1/4 Scale $9000.00
1/3 Scale $11800.00
Full Scale $114,000.00

JL1

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Dare models makes a kit with a 40' span for electric.