Source for 1/32 A-37 Dragonfly or T-37 Tweet

[Qwikduster]

Guys--

This is probably a long shot......but is there a source for a 1/32 A(T)-37 out there????

 

Thanks!

 

Qwik-

[Iain]

Hmmm...

 

Good Q...

 

I'm not aware of one - injection, resin, or vac. Only manufacturer I can think of that may have done one is Combat Models in their vac range - but can't recall seeing one listed.

 

Would make a great subject though.

 

Iain

[maverick728470]

Qwik,

As to what iaian said for the dragonfly.There is no type of kit.But one if one would.Could scracthbuild one for sure.That's a very interesting A/C and can or could be made into a one of a kind.If u'er interested in line drawing.I think i have them.But u would have to have them scaled up to 32nd scale.And if one could get the monogram kit.Then one could have the parts from the kit enlarged to 32nd by 150%.Then u wouldn't have to worry and bulkheads and etc.Larry

[Qwikduster]

Maverick-

I am not good enough to scratch build anything of that magnitude......... I appreciate the offer on the line drawings, but I think I'll stick with what's available in 1/48 scale.

 

From what I understand from a few reviews-- the Monogram kit sems to be a little better--anyone care to share their opinion(s) as to which kit-- Monogram or Revell is a better quality kit to get??

 

Thanks again for all the excellent unputs!!

 

Qwik-

 

 

 

Qwik,

As to what iaian said for the dragonfly.There is no type of kit.But one if one would.Could scracthbuild one for sure.That's a very interesting A/C and can or could be made into a one of a kind.If u'er interested in line drawing.I think i have them.But u would have to have them scaled up to 32nd scale.And if one could get the monogram kit.Then one could have the parts from the kit enlarged to 32nd by 150%.Then u wouldn't have to worry and bulkheads and etc.Larry