Different Spitfire/Hurricane Models available
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Listen guys.
I've been inundated with so many request for my instrument panels and I need some help.
I'm in the process of making them available in 1/4, 1/5, 1/6 and 1/7th scale using a secure Paypal purchasing option (well it's taking some time to set the bugger up) and I'd like to list which kits would suite which scale, ie: 1/4: Clarke, DB? etc etc. Any of you guys got the gen' on what's available in each scale...
Spitfire and Hurricane?
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I've been inundated with so many request for my instrument panels and I need some help.
I'm in the process of making them available in 1/4, 1/5, 1/6 and 1/7th scale using a secure Paypal purchasing option (well it's taking some time to set the bugger up) and I'd like to list which kits would suite which scale, ie: 1/4: Clarke, DB? etc etc. Any of you guys got the gen' on what's available in each scale...
Spitfire and Hurricane?
Much appreciated Chaps.<br type="_moz" />
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I dont usually talk to people who tell me to listen but because you are from a basically non speaking country I shall.![Smile](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Yellow Aircraft Spitfire is 1/5th![Smile](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Yellow Aircraft Spitfire is 1/5th
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Roy Vaillancourt's Vailly Aviation Hurricane is 1/5 scale (92" wingspan)
I'm sure you know BT's 83" Spit is 1/5.3 scale.
Haven't heard "gen" or "pukka gen" since I read my Biggles books!
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I'm sure you know BT's 83" Spit is 1/5.3 scale.
Haven't heard "gen" or "pukka gen" since I read my Biggles books!
Sam
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Roy Vaillancourt's Vailly Aviation Hurricane is 1/5 scale (92'' wingspan)
I'm sure you know BT's 83'' Spit is 1/5.3 scale.
Haven't heard ''gen'' or ''pukka gen'' since I read my Biggles books!
Sam
Roy Vaillancourt's Vailly Aviation Hurricane is 1/5 scale (92'' wingspan)
I'm sure you know BT's 83'' Spit is 1/5.3 scale.
Haven't heard ''gen'' or ''pukka gen'' since I read my Biggles books!
Sam
They make 1/5 Hurricane ? can you please provide me with the link ? how does it compare in your opinion with the KMP/ESM hurricane ?
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Vailly's Hurricane is very very nice. It is not an arf, not close to an ARF and once again not an ARF
It is all stick built from plans. There are some precut wood kits available though. I am not sure how scale it is, but I am sure it is pretty close, very very passable anyways.
http://www.vaillyaviation.com/Intro.html
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David, check out www.clarkeindustries.com in canada they have both the spitfire & hurricane in 1/4 scale.They look to be very nice kits.
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Brilliant chaps.<div style="margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; padding-top: 0px; padding-right: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-left: 0px; background-image: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; -webkit-background-clip: initial; -webkit-background-origin: initial; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); font-family: Arial; font-size: 12px; background-position: initial initial; "><div>I have panels ready for a Spitfire MkIX and a Hurricane 1b ( both have basically the same layout used on all Mk's)</div><div>I have the from 100% full sized all the way down to 7th scale.</div><div>I'm working on others, the two USAF will be for P51 and P47's.</div><div>
The Spit and Hurri came back from the printers today, I'm now trying to calculate a price based on printing/postage & packing.
When you get buy panel, you'll actually get two prints. The reason for this is that all the model examples I've seen so far don't seem to be scale.
My panels are illustrated directly from original factory drawings... obviously not our models!
So... I'll include one exact scale panel against a white background and another against a black background that you can trim to fit you model.
The one against the white back ground is your to use as a beer mat, bookmark or once frames, Micro Art!
I now have the webshop working perfectly... just haven't published it until I've fixed the costs.
I'll now start adding a list of models that fall within each scale, cheers boys.
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The Spit and Hurri came back from the printers today, I'm now trying to calculate a price based on printing/postage & packing.
When you get buy panel, you'll actually get two prints. The reason for this is that all the model examples I've seen so far don't seem to be scale.
My panels are illustrated directly from original factory drawings... obviously not our models!
So... I'll include one exact scale panel against a white background and another against a black background that you can trim to fit you model.
The one against the white back ground is your to use as a beer mat, bookmark or once frames, Micro Art!
I now have the webshop working perfectly... just haven't published it until I've fixed the costs.
I'll now start adding a list of models that fall within each scale, cheers boys.
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