Civil Aviation
Civil Aviation
Wouldn't it be cool to have a line of general aviation aircraft, 172, Pipers, King airs and such. I think they would be small enough. Might even be able to make some of the smaller business jets. Citations, beech jets, Lears, and hawkers to name a few. I would be happy with a Cessna 172.
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There are balsa kits of some civil aviation planes in existence. Unfortunately, this means that one has to build them and then cover them with lacquered tissue paper. My father built a model of an Aeronica (an antique two-seater, similar to a Piper cub) in this manner.
Then there is always the repaint option of painting some existing 1:18 planes into their post-war civilian counterparts and such. 21c did give that a try, however, repainting their Huey into an "Air America" scheme. It sold poorly if I recall...
Then there is always the repaint option of painting some existing 1:18 planes into their post-war civilian counterparts and such. 21c did give that a try, however, repainting their Huey into an "Air America" scheme. It sold poorly if I recall...
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Here ya go!! 1/16 tho.pickelhaube wrote:The only civy's planes that I would be interested in would be the Spirit of St. Louis and the original Wright Flyer.
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Tanks for the memories
Your breachblocks so black
And oodles of track
Here at Grafenwoehr it's so good to be back
Oh, tanks for the memories..
Your breachblocks so black
And oodles of track
Here at Grafenwoehr it's so good to be back
Oh, tanks for the memories..
http://www.treehouse-kids.com/Merchant2 ... gory_Code=B-29 wrote:Where are the pics???????medic83 wrote:I will post poics of my hobby room later on today. I have a ton of stuff
Aaakk! It's hidious beyond repair! I have built a I custom Aviat Husky and can post pics for anyone who would like. I'm also in progress of building a 1/18 Cessna 150, and trying to find a 1/18-ish beaver. Anyone know of any?Bryce wrote:http://www.treehouse-kids.com/Merchant2 ... gory_Code=B-29 wrote:Where are the pics???????
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Only someone my age would know this...
But in Grand Theft Auto : San Andreas there was a plane simply called "Cropduster" as a lot of vehicles are generic, like trash trucks and things, and licensing several hundred vehicles would be insane.
Anyway, the cropduster in that game is modelled EXACTLY like the Grumman Ag Cat, which makes sense. Kind of cool when you finally figure out the real life counterpart. (years later) But there's a P-51, and a Harrier that actually hovers and such, an AH-64... Sea King. I could go on. I mainly liked the game for all the aviation slaughter options.

But you're right. That damn plane looks so mean with that short length from the cockpit to the tail. I flew it a lot... and yes... I pretend crop-dusted. People.
But in Grand Theft Auto : San Andreas there was a plane simply called "Cropduster" as a lot of vehicles are generic, like trash trucks and things, and licensing several hundred vehicles would be insane.
Anyway, the cropduster in that game is modelled EXACTLY like the Grumman Ag Cat, which makes sense. Kind of cool when you finally figure out the real life counterpart. (years later) But there's a P-51, and a Harrier that actually hovers and such, an AH-64... Sea King. I could go on. I mainly liked the game for all the aviation slaughter options.



But you're right. That damn plane looks so mean with that short length from the cockpit to the tail. I flew it a lot... and yes... I pretend crop-dusted. People.
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