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1/35 vacformed/resin SeaKing


thierry laurent

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Hi guys,

 

While I was looking after something else, I found that kit. I was somewhat puzzled as I've never heard anything about it. I guess this is probably linkled to the fact this looks to be a kit intended to fly! Nonetheless, I think this may interest some of you as most of the shapes do not look bad. So, heres the ebay link:

 

https://www.befr.ebay.be/itm/184657532267?hash=item2afe72556b:g:pjgAAOSwU0Vd3v5p

 

BTW the same seller has other kits such as a 1/18th scale Gazelle, a 1/35th Bell 412, etc. !

 

Hth

 

Thierry

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i was in contact with them a few months ago (or is it years?)

pretty cool stuff, i thought about th skycrane. you can get different strenghts of vacmaterial, even normal sheet if you order it (if i remeber correctly)

i ditched the thought because of too many projects.....

 

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2 hours ago, Landrotten Highlander said:

Been looking at the German site - am very tempted by the little thing that was on Cousteau's Calypso.  Saw the man himself live when I was about 6 or 7.

The Hughes 300?  Our local museum here has the fuel tank off that with the Calypso artwork on the side still.  She ended up in NZ, but got written off

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Boys , I think I must disappoint all of us ...

I've done a bit of mathematic and checked my drawings ...

430 mm fuselage length is way to short for 1/35 !

Seems more to be a fiddly fuse based on the New-Ray Toy SeaKing

which is closer to be 1/40 than 1/35 or even 1/32 .

I also noticed the missing wave in the upper front fuselage .

It is very prominent when you look to the upper edges of the front door .

And the missing panel lines and no rivets at all ...

Sorry , no way .

Stefan

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