MIflyer
1st Lieutenant
One of the neatest looking airplanes of the WWII era, and one I have read very little about. This is from the Nov 1974 issue of American Aircraft Modeler. If y'all want the rest of the article I can provide it.
Curtiss SC-1 Seahawk
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criannick
Airman
hello MIflyer
(from France)
I built this kit several years ago
the only more doc you have to get is the monography Naval fighters n° 38
with some color photos get from here and there it will be great help
christian B
(from France)
I built this kit several years ago
the only more doc you have to get is the monography Naval fighters n° 38
with some color photos get from here and there it will be great help
christian B
criannick
Airman
here is my kit (Sword)
christuian
christuian
VERSUCH
Airman 1st Class
at6
1st Sergeant
Nice plane but still like the Kingfisher more.
For any gearhead that likes ww2 aviation, the SC is a most interesting aircraft. The only Allied aircraft with a closely-coupled turbocharger, the installation being possible due to the turbine having the hollow air cooled blades. About 1000 of such turbochargers were manufactured, almost all of them installed in the SCs. No SC is preserved today, and we don't have any primary docs (beyond the archives?) to allow us a better look at the particular installation of the whole powerplant.
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
In case that you feel brave....
What i would like to know is what the interior "bunk" looked like. Evidently there was a space inside, I assume behind and below the cockpit, for say a rescued pilot or mariner to reside, but I have never seen even an entrance to it.
Me too, now you've mentioned it, Jim (two years ago!). I know precious little about this aircraft, but it's a looker.
special ed
2nd Lieutenant
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- May 13, 2018
Although, It's a pretty looking float plane, if you see it on it's optional wheel landing gear and tail hook, It could be a design from a certain central European country.
If it's anything like his Grumman Goose, the Signifer 1/48 scale SeaHawk is a really nice kit.
Once you get to the destination provided by the link, select CATALOGUE on the left of the screen. Then you can select a slideshow of the SeaHawk kit as well as slideshows of the other Signifer kits.
Once you get to the destination provided by the link, select CATALOGUE on the left of the screen. Then you can select a slideshow of the SeaHawk kit as well as slideshows of the other Signifer kits.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I know this is an old thread but I'm a new member and the plane is beautiful.
I think the SC-2? had the bed...
