Beechcraft Baron 58
12-20-2002 | 05:07 PM
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From: Maracaibo, VENEZUELA
Beechcraft Baron 58
Dear All
I'm looking for a static model of a Beechcraft BE-58. It must be a
simple model, not something complex or extremely detailed.
Do you know were I may look for it?
Thank You & Best Regards
Happy Holidays!!!
I'm looking for a static model of a Beechcraft BE-58. It must be a
simple model, not something complex or extremely detailed.
Do you know were I may look for it?
Thank You & Best Regards
Happy Holidays!!!
12-20-2002 | 08:14 PM
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Hey YV510P,
Welcome to RCU! Interesting question. We need to know what size you are looking for. Unfortunately, civilian types have been modeled waaaayyy less than military (unless you are looking for something really obscure). You are going to be on your own a little on this one, but beech planes have been kitted. Mostly Bonanza's though. Sig had a Bonanza model that is now discontinued, there was one recently on Ebay though. I had one and sold it before building it. Do a search and look for "Byron Originals" they used to have a model of this type or similar. They are not making kits anymore, but someone has taken over servicing their line. You may get some help there. Also "Top Flight" a division of Great Planes models a Bonanza. I think you may end up having to "Kit Bash" or modify one of these to get what you are looking for. This creativity is one of the great things about this hobby. There are all kinds of people here on RCU that have undertaken projects similar to yours. Feel free to contact me if you have any more questions.
Welcome to RCU! Interesting question. We need to know what size you are looking for. Unfortunately, civilian types have been modeled waaaayyy less than military (unless you are looking for something really obscure). You are going to be on your own a little on this one, but beech planes have been kitted. Mostly Bonanza's though. Sig had a Bonanza model that is now discontinued, there was one recently on Ebay though. I had one and sold it before building it. Do a search and look for "Byron Originals" they used to have a model of this type or similar. They are not making kits anymore, but someone has taken over servicing their line. You may get some help there. Also "Top Flight" a division of Great Planes models a Bonanza. I think you may end up having to "Kit Bash" or modify one of these to get what you are looking for. This creativity is one of the great things about this hobby. There are all kinds of people here on RCU that have undertaken projects similar to yours. Feel free to contact me if you have any more questions.
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02-07-2003 | 01:33 PM
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From: Caracas, VENEZUELA
BE-58
Hey amigo, try www.hobbybarn.com they sell a Marutaka Be-58 kit for $ 220. 00
I donīt know how complex it is to build, but the finish model pictures look good.
Saludos from aeroman C-206 owner based OMZ Caracas.
I donīt know how complex it is to build, but the finish model pictures look good.
Saludos from aeroman C-206 owner based OMZ Caracas.
