GB 22-Seaplanes, Floatplanes of WWII, Allied or Axis.
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Lucky13
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There's a few colourful 51's, but they had all wheels....
Looks better on floats actually...
ccheese
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Sure hope to see lots a both Japanese and German float planes in this GB. Will be a sheer joy to judge them.
Sorry, but I have to sit this on out as a builder.
Oh... if... after completion, any single engine float planes, in 1:48, are for sale, let me know by PM.
Charles
Sorry, but I have to sit this on out as a builder.
Oh... if... after completion, any single engine float planes, in 1:48, are for sale, let me know by PM.
Charles
Jeff Hunt
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Right....2 weeks away until the next GB starts(I know, 6 weeks until the current one is over but I'm ansty.), so who has a subject in mind. My subject will be a Consolidated Canso, 162(BR)SQN s/n 9754/P flown by RCAF pilot Flt.Lt David Hornell V.C.(Posthumously) against U-1225. So far I can't find a photo of the aircraft...JAN some assistance if you can?
Geo
Here are a couple of shots of the CWH PBY which is done in the c/s of Hornell's VC machine. Not sure if this helps or not.
Cheers,
Jeff
good stuff Jeff, any contribution is always welcome!
parsifal
Colonel
Nothin to say you cant, and if ever you were going to attempt a diarama, it would be for this one.
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fubar57
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Great set of photos Jeff.
Geo
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A dio...all I need is a large wading pool for mine...
parsifal
Colonel
A dio...all I need is a large wading pool for mine...
One found in every corn flakes packet im told.....
A dio...all I need is a large wading pool for mine...
Any home improvement store sells those inflatable pools etc
I believe an awesome bird like yours can fit in one of those
hehehehe
Sounds about right!
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