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Hi, Blacktjet.

Thanks for getting back to me. Were the plans worth buying in terms of content?

These drawings were advertised as die line drawings only but there was more on the sheet than I was expecting - detail u/c, interior layout etc. Just could have done with cross section but i can do those from these plans.

You need to read the description for each set of drawings because they do differ, from just three view drawings to superb engineering drawings

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With the recent BA BAe 146, I thought it was time to bump this thread.

Any more progress Blacktjet? My stash wants one...

Had to shelve it for a while, due to other commitments but working on the wings and tail plane at the moment.

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Worth another bump. How's it coming along, Blacktjet?

(Incidentally, did you know that the 146 is the only aircraft that participated in the 2002 Jubilee flypast that is not available in 1:72?)

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Ahh - Welsh! (My aging brain didn't get the "well known company" hints).

Anyone know if this is imminent enough to put on my Christmas list?

Kirk

PS/ Yeah - how's the C-17?

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If you are going to do this as a resin kit are you going to do the wings in 2 sections top and bottom, as my one gripe with Welshmodels kits is that they have the main wing as one whole resin, so not allowing a metal spar to be attached to stop the resin from sagging after a while, Anigrand seem to have separate wings with their kits though.

I have bought many plans from the company you bought yours from, and some plans are very good as you mention with quite allot of detail but others are just basic line drawings, I also have the BAE 146 plans in 1/72 , my Vickers Vanguard plans came from them and is also very good.

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Ahh - Welsh! (My aging brain didn't get the "well known company" hints).

Anyone know if this is imminent enough to put on my Christmas list?

Kirk

PS/ Yeah - how's the C-17?

Looks like next year.

A comment dated 3rd October on the Welsh models website states:

'We are making good progress on the B727 mould in 1:72nd scale, and have started our BAe 146 version in 1:72nd scale which will hopefully be with us in 2013.'

Rob

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D'oh! The link I followed didn't take me to their homepage (where the above news quote still resides, plain as day) so I feel a bit dim having emailed them for approximate timeline.

I'm also a bit disappointed that it's resin - rather fancied this one as a (lighter, cheaper) vac. Ho hum.

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Hey Blackjet did you ever finish your 1/72 C-17?

Ages ago!

It was built for a friend who couldn't be bothered to wait for accurate decals to come from drawdecal, so I didn't see the point in tacking any pictures. I think I have one quickly taken picture on file, I'll post it if anyone is interested.

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I am going to resurrect this one, it was shelved because of the rumours of a 1/72 scale release from a mainstream manufacturer.

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Welsh Models I thought. They have a resin 146- here. Looks good but all resin which is not really my thing. I'm hoping that someone (ahem) is thinking vac form...

If we're dividing rabbits, those are the master patterns over which the moulds for vacforming will be made. I'm pretty certain that Densil will be making this one in the same format as his other 1/72 kits have been made recently: vac fuselage with resin wings/tailplanes and metal details.

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Alas, I don't think I should be cleaving leverets with you Jessica; Having re-read the whole thread I see that it is Blacktjet's model that will be full resin and Welsh's is indeed listed on their site as multi-media. :banghead: I guess my daydream of a full vac 146 was wishful thinking. Or senility. :frantic:

KIrk

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