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Dear All, Thanks for your replies to my message...looking it will not be really easy Best regards Philippe

Good morning, A friend offer me few days ago the model : "Yokosuka MXY7 Ohka Model 22" at 1/48 from Brengun. Presently I am in my documentation search. I read that that "human bomb" was carried near target by a Mitsubishi G4M2a. Therefore together with this Okha I would like to assemble and paint this mothership, sadly i only find this Mitsubishi bomber as a G4M1 1/48 from Tamiya. I read on the net it was differences between the G4M1 and the G4M2a, so i would have modifications on this G4M1 from Tamiya (or other 1/48 from other brand, the ideal would be to find an 1/48 Mitsubishi G4M2a) If a fellows have information, documentation about the modification I have to do, I will be really happy. The next step will be to highlight the modification to be done to make the G4M2a as carrier for the Okha. Thanks in advance for your help Regards Philippe

Toryu, They are not model they are "real>" Im deseperatly searching for a 1/48 of such fire vehicle and I don't find by myself, reason of this SOS. it can be a similar model that I would have to rework to get the desired configuration Regards Philippe

No, no, not the refueling truck I mean the fire one as https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=k22mKwse&id=3A8055DAF3DE3FE88E37B6FD8F030CEC8B318D96&thid=OIP.k22mKwseO4NcKHGsQOX7mgHaFj&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2fcimg6.ibsrv.net%2fgimg%2fwww.ford-trucks.com-vbulletin%2f2000x1504%2f80-102_0085_7809e1032bea87cf0237b7c791f760b613d1563f.jpg&exph=1500&expw=2000&q=ww2+usaaf+fire+fighter+vehicles&simid=607998095662648795&selectedIndex=0&ajaxhist=0 Thanks

Good afternoon For the diorama of the 1/48 B-17G I want to do, I've found vehicles, but impossible to find the fire tanker truck. Is a fellow has a clue how I can find it or modifying an existing one ? Thanks in advance

Good afternoon For the diorama of the 1/38 B-17G I want to do, I've found vehicles, but impossible to find the fire tanker truck. Is a fellow has a clue hoe I can find it or modifying an existing one ? Thanks in advance

Tanks Toryu for your reply

Good afternoon, I'm new on this forum, so I'm presenting myself. I'm Philippe, a Belgian retired in China restarting scale modeling. After having historical interest for the B-17, I decided to build a model and to place it in a diorama. The model I'm starting to build is the B-17G 1/48 from HK model, I've selected to make the B-17G "Mount N Ride" 42-31585, production block B-17G-20-BO affected to the 91th Bomb Group, 323th Bomb Squadron base a Bassingbourne. The diorama will be in front of a standard control tower that I intent to build from styrene card. (similar to the 1/48 Airfix), I got a drawing (in imperial units ) difficult to read Looking for my materials, I have some problems to find information and to find the needed materials My first question is related to the airfield ground support vehicles... Where can I find a refueling trailer and tractor and others ground vehicles as bomb trailer, mechanical maintenance and so on1/48 to be assembled or dye casted ? Thanks in advance, regards Philippe

Good afternoon, I'm new on this forum, so I'm presenting myself. I'm Philippe, a Belgian retired in China restarting scale modeling. After having historical interest for the B-17, I decided to build a model and to place it in a diorama. The model I'm starting to build is the B-17G 1/48 from HK model, I've selected to make the B-17G "Mount N Ride" 42-31585, production block B-17G-20-BO affected to the 91th Bomb Group, 323th Bomb Squadron base a Bassingbourne. The diorama will be in front of a standard control tower that I intent to build from styrene card. (similar to the 1/48 Airfix), I got a drawing (in imperial units ) difficult to read Looking for my materials, I have some problems to find information and to find the needed materials My first question is related to the airfield ground support vehicles... Where can I find a refueling trailer F2 or F2A and tractor 1/48 to be assembled or dye casted ? Thanks in advance, regards Philippe