wonwinglo

http://www.bigwing.biz/

Never seen this one before ? looks like a set of brass parts to build a Spitfire,wonder if there are any more in this series ? Has anyone built one of these ?

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dipstick

sorrycan't tell you if there are any more, the only model like that i have seen is on

http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Park.htm

you may have to copy and paste it. and it is at the bottom of the page.

George

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Bet that that would certainly test your soldering skills

adzam

george that is a very gracious offer, so much so i may just take you up on it !

Adz..

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Phoenix

wow that looks well cool

i would love one

but being a student has its tolls of not having money and when you have it you have not much of it

maybe in the near future i will get one to build

edit: it would be nice to see a lancaster in the production line

duncan

It`ll never fly...! Seriously this is a great idea. I hope it has great success on the market. A cert for the next plane would have to be a Supermarine S6b racing seaplane. The pioneering era is also a natural, with the open framework of Bleriots, Wright "Flyer"s and so on. What great trophies for aviation events. For the magnum opus ... a Zeppelin !!!!

Bunkerbarge

Slap,

Firstly welcome to the scale models forum. We tend to be a friendly group who share our jokes, experiences, chat and anything else we care to think of on a regular basis.

If you notice that thread is now quite an age and I don't think that any of us would necessarily expect the generous offer by BigWing to be of an indefinate length. I would suggest that you send them a PM and ask what thier thoughts are.

Please feel free to also post your own experiences as the success of forums such as this rely on contributions from its members as well as what people want to get from it.