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New Sikorsky Seaking coming in 1/32 and 1/35 scales


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Hope it's not old news but just found this on a Facebook page. JSProducts out of Melbourne Australia  are working on what looks to be a 3D printed Seaking in multiple scale. Looks like we may get a Seaking in 1/32 scale at last. The printed stuff looks good on their page.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554900021700

 

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7 hours ago, John1 said:

My thought exactly.  Had a pipe dream that ICM would give it a shot since (I think), some of the bits from their CH-54 kit would be compatible with the Seaking.  

 

I'd prefer injection molded as well but I'll take a 1/32 Seaking anyway I can. A nice high vis USN bird would look great.

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16 hours ago, John1 said:

My thought exactly.  Had a pipe dream that ICM would give it a shot since (I think), some of the bits from their CH-54 kit would be compatible with the Seaking.  

And Ukraine has now some donated Westland Seakings

https://en.defence-ua.com/weapon_and_tech/rare_bird_how_ukrainians_use_british_40_year_old_sea_king_helicopters_and_what_historic_role_one_of_them_played_in_1982_falklands_war-6395.html

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some tests of printed IP on their FB page.

https://www.facebook.com/people/JSProducts-WestlandSikorsky-Sea-King-Range/61554900021700/

 

and comment from JSProducts regarding the planned release schedule:

"Mid 2024 is the target window for the CH-124 and Mk 50, followed very closely by SH-3 types, and MK3 back half of 2024. Then the list moves to the various Westland European mk's."

 

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Those cockpit parts look extremely cool, indeed. As much as I would love to buy one, methinks it's going to be very substantial Dollar (and then some).

 

How long will it be before 3-D printed gear simply replaces injection-molded styrene? 

 

Happy New Year. 

 

Chris.  

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