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Complete after 3 years: 1/72 Aerovac Latecoere 302.


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1 minute ago, Teuchter said:

old William Green book

What is this book?

 

As to the view - the greenhouse is not for the pilots but for the observers, these boats were on maritime patrol missions. So the view in most cases was pretty boring -  water, water everywhere nor any drop to drink

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Alexey

Warplanes of the Second World War - Flying Boats

https://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=31005163657&searchurl=an%3Dgreen%26sortby%3D17%26tn%3Dflying%2Bboats&cm_sp=snippet-_-srp1-_-title2

 

One of the few sets of references to be had back in the 1960s.

I meant the view the pilots would have for landing.

Don

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Such projects end abruptly. At some point one just realises that there is nothing left to add, fix or redo

 

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Although it is not full truth, I want to redo the tall stand, the front pillar cracked when I drilled. And the final pics, of course

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Alles!

It took me just about 3 years to complete. As usual, there is a lot of things that are not quite correct or I would do differently if I would ever build this kit again ... that is not happening, of course.

 

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Hi Alexey 

The finished aircraft is amazing, congratulations  :thumbsup:

As I have the same kit in the stash, please don't delete any of those extra bits you designed and built as I might have to ask you for a price to make me up a set :like:

Cheers Pat

 

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As a vac-form modeller my self, this is an excellent build, considering that it is a very rare and hard to find kit, the detail and overall finish is extremely good on such a huge model, how was the aircraft put on land, did it have wheeled dolly's that could be attached similar to the Sunderland.

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