Beginner bi-plane model
Re: Beginner bi-plane model
Airfix Henschel HS123 in 1/72nd and an an Italeri in 1/48th easy build and no rigging or if you can find one Airfix Roland C11 for the same reasons.
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Stuart
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Re: Beginner bi-plane model
Thanks for all the suggestions folks, I've picked up these two from my LMS thus far - although I shall pick up some others.
I quite fancy having another go at the old Matchbox biplanes too.
I quite fancy having another go at the old Matchbox biplanes too.
Stuart Templeton I may not be good but I'm slow...
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Re: Beginner bi-plane model
I'd highly recommend the Fine Molds 1/48 Ki-10 Perry. It's the easiest biplane I've ever built when it comes to aligning the struts and the top wing, and the rigging is very simple.
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Re: Beginner bi-plane model
A-Model biplanes in general are for masochists!CementNotGlue wrote: ↑March 31st, 2024, 11:02 pmDifficult to get hold of. Pity because I agree. The A Model Fury is for experienced modellers.
I have built a few
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