INSTRUCTION SHEETS

[fubar57]

This site has a plethora of model instruction sheets. All makes, scales and genres. It may not contain every sheet in the world but there is a schwack of them.

Main instructions site : KIT INSTRUCTIONS - Revell, Italeri, Fine Molds, Polar lights, Hasegawa, Trumpeter, Academy and more...



Geo

 

[Wurger]

Nice. It can come in handy.

 

[Crimea_River]

Good find!

 

[Vic Balshaw]

What a cool find Geo, could come in very handy.

 

[Wayne Little]

great stuff!

 

[Airframes]

Very useful Geo, thanks. I can get the missing decal placement sheet for the Tamiya Mossie now !

 

[pbehn]

Instruction sheets were only ever used to figure out where you had screwed up in my house.

 

[fubar57]

Just uploaded my N1K2 George instructions to the site. Felt good to give back something as I am about to request Hawker Typhoon instructions

Geo

 

[rochie]

Which Typhoon instructions do you need Geo ?
I have the italeri/hasegawa and pretty sure i still have the monogram instruction !

 

[fubar57]

1/48 Hasegawa Mk.Ib/Tear drop canopy. It's on my unfinished list. 90% of the cockpit is done and is going to be converted as a PR bird. I think I have a S2F thread made.


Geo

 

[Crimea_River]

I can scan those for you Geo. S2F = ?

 

[fubar57]

Appreciate it Andy; Start to finish, tried to shorten it and now it looks like a Grumman Tracker. Thought I started a thread but I couldn't find it. I may have been asking for info regarding camera position as there were two versions of the PR Typhoon;


Geo

 

[Crimea_River]

OK. Thought maybe it was "Scan to File". Will scan and e-mail to you tomorrow if that's OK.

 

[fubar57]

Great Andy. Should be finished the George tonight so I can start on the Typhoon tomorrow. Have to find which cannon barrel to shorten and how to simulate a camera lens in said barrel. Pretty sure I have pictures in one of my folders.


Geo

 

[rochie]

Looks like Andy has you sorted Geo

 

[fubar57]

All good Karl and thanks for the offer.


Geo

 

[MIflyer]

Here's Monogram's original Typhoon, in case it is useful. I love the extra little notes, about watching my tail and if the engine catches fire.

By the way, did it really have a nav light inside the canopy? That is one of the worst ideas I can think of.

 

[Zipper730]

I gave George some bacon. It's nice to have blueprints before you even get the model. Then you can spend more time figuring out the assembly pattern.

Honestly, some of those blueprints are arranged like: Assemble A, B, C, D, then add assemble E, F, G, and insert them before you complete Step D. "You know, you could have told me that before I glued everything together and have to slice into the model to undo everything, and it's now jagged and stuff!"