Card floatplanes - ideal for Pulp (and free!)

[Bellboy]

http://www8.wind.ne.jp/takumi/s0710.html

http://www8.wind.ne.jp/takumi/s079.html

Curtiss and Macchi seaplanes.





No idea on scale though, but assume 1:35?

[Bellboy]

Or how about this lovely for your Arctic / Antartic / Himalaya / somewhere with snow campaigns? 




Trying to find the fixed link - bear with me...

[Luthaaren Von Tegale]

These look realy usefull.
Even if they're the "wrong" scale one could scale them up/down to suit or use the parts list to scratchbuild.
I'll have to see what else is on that site.

thanks Bellboy.

                         vT

[gamer Mac]

I looked at these before. Not sure of the scale.
Looked like very hard work to make. And I imagine the results would be very fragile for the club fingers of some of the people I play games with.
If you are after a plane I got this one on evilbay for just a few quid.

It is the right scale 1/48. And when I get round to it I am sure it will be easy to build.

[Luthaaren Von Tegale]

Just looked at that website.

aaaarrrrgghhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's all in Japanese!

There was probably a translation somewhere - but I couldn't find it.


                                  vT

[twrchtrwyth]

Just looked at that website.

aaaarrrrgghhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's all in Japanese!

There was probably a translation somewhere - but I couldn't find it.


                                  vT

Right at the top there is an English tab, press it for a translation.

[Plynkes]

Well, after a fashion...

It is so-so good and a smilingbroadly even if it omits it if it is troublesome though the needle and the string are used for the putting line.

Reminds me of my old Tamiya days... 

[Bellboy]

Well, after a fashion...

It is so-so good and a smilingbroadly even if it omits it if it is troublesome though the needle and the string are used for the putting line.

Reminds me of my old Tamiya days... 

    Nice one!