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1/48 - Spartan 7W/UC-71 Executive 3D printed kits by Dekno Models - released


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Dekno Models is to release soon 1/48th Spartan 7W/UC-71 Executive 3D printed kits.

Sources: 

https://www.facebook.com/DEKNOmodels/photos/a.1263334127013589/4473365589343744

 

The three releases includes:

  • Spartan 7W Executive Texaco
  • Spartan UC-71 US Army Air Corps
  • Spartan 7W Executive Arlene Davis ‘Dream Ship’

 

 

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  • Homebee changed the title to 1/48 - Spartan 7W/UC-71 Executive 3D printed kits by Dekno Models - schemes - release soon
  • Homebee changed the title to 1/48 - Spartan 7W/UC-71 Executive 3D printed kits by Dekno Models - schemes+parts - release soon
  • Homebee changed the title to 1/48 - Spartan 7W/UC-71 Executive 3D printed kits by Dekno Models - schemes+parts+decals - release soon

In their (Dekno) 1/72 kit of Spartan 7W there are decals for Spanish Civil War (both sides) as well. One can expect them here as well.

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Those 3D printed parts look excellent. I hope Dekno re-releases a lot of their older kits using this new technology.  They have a great range of subject matter that no other manufacturer touches, plus they have a large range of Spanish Civil War stuff too. Count me in and I look forward to their future releases. Good luck Dekno!

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11 hours ago, Hobo said:

Those 3D printed parts look excellent. I hope Dekno re-releases a lot of their older kits using this new technology.  They have a great range of subject matter that no other manufacturer touches, plus they have a large range of Spanish Civil War stuff too. Count me in and I look forward to their future releases. Good luck Dekno!

Seconded - I for one would love to see the following re-done in 1/48:

 

Boeing Model 200 Monomail 

Stearman - Northrop Alpha 4 & 4A 

Northrop Y1C-19 Alpha 

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Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/695711033832473/permalink/5584540698282791/

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Wow, I'm really impressed with the Dekno Models 1/48 Spartan 7W, that I just received yesterday!

I couldn't resist trying to dry fit some of these impressive 3D printed parts just a few minutes ago.

The fuselage halves were just taped together with scotch tape, I will try it again with the interior later, just was curious if there would be any warpage...........there isn't any, I wonder how the wings would fit?

The wings are printed in left and right halves, and fit nicely in all areas except the very bottom rear.

 

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On 5/9/2021 at 3:26 PM, kopperhed said:

Does it have clear parts? I don't see them (maybe because they are clear I know.)

Anyone seen them or info on this? Couldn’t find it on their homepage either.

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On 20/06/2021 at 16:56, Piotr Mikolajski said:

 

I'm not sure what kind of additional info you are looking for. Clear parts are separate windows made from transparent resin.

 

  It's not complicated: All they show is a split second of a distant bag whose reflection completely obscures the content...

 

  At the very least, I would expect a clear demonstration photo with the clear parts in place, especially considering the not inconsiderable 57 Pounds asking price... 

 

  In other words, nothing is shown of what makes or break the basic quality of the model.

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1 hour ago, WrathofAtlantis said:

 

  It's not complicated: All they show is a split second of a distant bag whose reflection completely obscures the content...

 

  At the very least, I would expect a clear demonstration photo with the clear parts in place, especially considering the not inconsiderable 57 Pounds asking price... 

 

  In other words, nothing is shown of what makes or break the basic quality of the model.

 

Very strange: I wondered that too, but all I can see is the cabin windows; I can't see anything at all showing windscreens.

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On 12/03/2023 at 18:37, WrathofAtlantis said:

 

  It's not complicated: All they show is a split second of a distant bag whose reflection completely obscures the content...

 

  At the very least, I would expect a clear demonstration photo with the clear parts in place, especially considering the not inconsiderable 57 Pounds asking price... 

 

  In other words, nothing is shown of what makes or break the basic quality of the model.

I have the 1/72 kit and the windows are pieces of translucent resin that have the clarity of ice cubes....  It's a given with his kits that you're going to have to replace the transparent parts (along with most of the crude detail parts), although the major airframe parts are quite good. Definitely not 'shake and bake', but something you're going to have to work at for a top-class result. 

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