Basler BT-67
A&A Models | No. 7242 | 1:72
Fatos
- Marca:
- A&A Models
- Título:
- Basler BT-67
- Número:
- 7242
- Escala:
- 1:72
- Tipo:
- Kit completo
- Lançado:
- 2024 Produto novo
- Código de barras:
- 3800237894260 (EAN)
- Embalagem:
- Caixa rígida (abertura pelo topo)
- Tópico:
- Douglas DC-3 » Hélice (Aeronave)
Marcações
Douglas DC-3
Basler BT-67
Kenn Borek Air (1966-now)
- C-GJKB (s/n 13383)
2019 - Texas
red/white + cheatline
US Forest Service (1905-now)
- N142Z (s/n 20494)
2009 - Las Vegas
white/red/yellow
White Desert Antarctica (2005-now)
- N131PR
2021
white/red/blue
Conteúdo
Árvore de plástico (Clear), Árvore de plástico (Light gray), Decalque (dágua) (Multi-colored), Máscara (Light gray), Instruções (papel) (Multi-colored)
Dimensões:
340x240x80 mm
(13.4x9.4x3.1 inch)
Linha do tempo do produto
A&A Models
Instruções
Download 2618Kb (.pdf)
Mercado
Lojas online
USD 56.99
Em estoque »€ 43.70
USD 49.50Em estoque »€ 38.89
USD 44.05Disponível »€ 47.48
USD 53.78Fora de estoque »€ 49.90
USD 56.52Fora de estoque »SKUs alternativos para A&A Models 7242:
AAM7242 | AA7242
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Comentários
Casey Beckett
Got mine today -Looks like a BT-67.
Initial assessment , not too bad!
So, what I see - fuselage is stretched. Clear parts are rough,(pits and not clear) - but do install from the outside of the fuselage, so that's a plus. Sprue gates are in some not too good locations, (leading edges, sides of wing/belly center section, a few others will need some careful separation. Detail looks mediocre, but a good start. Instrument panel is flat. Yokes and rudder pedals are awful thick. You do get weighted or unweighted tires, a nice touch. Minimal flash, but it is there. Sink marks are few but large inside the fuselage. Full interior although simple. The tail cone on mine was separated from the spue, it looks to be tough to clean up. Small short part, 4 radii, and leading to a point.
Panel lines - well they certainly are THERE. Far too heavy, have not compared them for accuracy with a proper line drawing of the aircraft.
Decals look great, particularly the Australian and Canadian flags. The prop logos are bit out of register. Carrier film looks to be just the right amount.
Now the big question, which scheme? So many lovely options for this airframe! The 3 in the kit are all good. One BT with is based near me in Smithfield NC, purportedly for "paratroop training" terribly boring scheme on that one, all white with two lime green? or gold? cheat lines - rumor has it it's a government plane used by our three letter agencies. I am leaning toward the "White Desert " scheme of Theia Aviation.
A replacement windscreen is a must, it's just too thick and pitted. Shame there.
Got mine today -Looks like a BT-67.
Initial assessment , not too bad!
So, what I see - fuselage is stretched. Clear parts are rough,(pits and not clear) - but do install from the outside of the fuselage, so that's a plus. Sprue gates are in some not too good locations, (leading edges, sides of wing/belly center section, a few others will need some careful separation. Detail looks mediocre, but a good start. Instrument panel is flat. Yokes and rudder pedals are awful thick. You do get weighted or unweighted tires, a nice touch. Minimal flash, but it is there. Sink marks are few but large inside the fuselage. Full interior although simple. The tail cone on mine was separated from the spue, it looks to be tough to clean up. Small short part, 4 radii, and leading to a point.
Panel lines - well they certainly are THERE. Far too heavy, have not compared them for accuracy with a proper line drawing of the aircraft.
Decals look great, particularly the Australian and Canadian flags. The prop logos are bit out of register. Carrier film looks to be just the right amount.
Now the big question, which scheme? So many lovely options for this airframe! The 3 in the kit are all good. One BT with is based near me in Smithfield NC, purportedly for "paratroop training" terribly boring scheme on that one, all white with two lime green? or gold? cheat lines - rumor has it it's a government plane used by our three letter agencies. I am leaning toward the "White Desert " scheme of Theia Aviation.
A replacement windscreen is a must, it's just too thick and pitted. Shame there.
3 May, 01:23
Material de referência
Douglas DC-3/C-47 en la Fuerza Aérea Argentina
Fuerza Aérea Argentina No. 5
Javier Mosquera, Guillermo Gebel, Atilio Marino
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