Hughes TH-55A Osage

Special Hobby | Nr. SH72016 | 1:72

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Marka/Wydawnictwo:

Special Hobby

Tytuł:

Hughes TH-55A Osage

Numer:

SH72016

Skala:

1:72

Rodzaj:

Zestaw

Wydane:

1998 Nowe formy

Temat:

Hughes 300 » Śmigłowce (Samoloty)

Oznaczenia

Hughes 300

• D-HFAB

• G-SHCB

Hughes Hkp 5

Svenska Flygvapnet (Swedish Air Force 1926-now)

• 40
  1988

Hughes TH-55A Osage

航空自衛隊 (Japan Air Self-Defense Force 1954-now)

• 61317

US Army Aviation (1947-1983)

• 18126
  1964

Zawartość pudełka

Ramka plastikowa, Blaszki fototrawione, Żywica (odlew), Formowany próżniowo (vacu), Film fotograficzny, Kalkomania wodna

Historia produktu

 

Special Hobby

1998

Nowe formy

Instrukcje

Pobierz 1019Kb (.pdf)

Giełda

Prywatny handel i wymiana

EUR 30.00

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Recenzja zawartości

Recenzje zewnętrzne

Uszkodzony link

Internet Modeler

Czasopisma

FineScale Modeler | Volume 17 Issue 9

English (TOC: 16 lines)

November 1999

Komentarzy

DavidS
I was presented with this kit many years ago. Never managed to finish it. In particular, I could not figure out how to attach the resin interior to the vacuformed body. Then again, I am not a skilled modeler.

Also, I found that the interior was not accurate. The instrument panel does not resemble the pictures I found on the internet.

In my opinion, this is not a kit for beginners.

2 May 2020, 07:23

Gertjan Zwart
Very nice little kit of a not too common modelling subject. The injection moulded parts (struts and tubular landing gear stuff) imho are oversized. Since they are all simple and straight, I replaced them by Evergreen plastic rods. Other injection moulded parts are gas tanks and engine lay out and these are usable. The cockpit interior is fairly basic and detailing is up to the modeller. The cockpit bubble consists of two vacuformed halves that line up vertically in the middle of the cockpit. I am by no means an experienced multi media- modeller but I had relatively minor problems cutting, trimming and glueing these pieces into an acceptable cockpit.

10 January 2013, 09:02