King & Country
1st Lieutenant
- Joined
- May 23, 2005
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Ive got a desert airfield this would look great on,lucky people getting 1 of these maybe when i win lotto i will get 1........................^&grin
Well done to K&C on another great piece.
Hi Guys,
We just got delivery of five of these “beauties” and they are flying out to various homes around the world.
Hope you like ‘em!
All the best and happy flying.
Andy C.
Wayne,
I think your landing field is rather crowded alread, so where could you land this beauty??
John
Superb looking aircraft.
Now I am certain this will sound very, very silly, but how do they make a wooden aircraft like this?
They use wood ^&grin
There is a workshop in the Philippines that K & C discovered a few years ago. They had been making planes for a Japanese client (exclusively I believe) who passed away and they approached K & C and the rest is history. I believe there are a few threads about the origins, circa 2006 or 2007. Andy, please correct me if I've gotten this wrong.
Brad
They use wood ^&grin
There is a workshop in the Philippines that K & C discovered a few years ago. They had been making planes for a Japanese client (exclusively I believe) who passed away and they approached K & C and the rest is history. I believe there are a few threads about the origins, circa 2006 or 2007. Andy, please correct me if I've gotten this wrong.
Brad
Andy Tg Me 262 or Do 355 are not small mate , as for detail I've been told Tg wooden planes are very good and are let you know next month when I collect my Tg Me 262 ^&grin . going by your prices Your charging I know what car you would be driving and it not the Mini :wink2:Hi Subs,
I think you are right I do believe TG are also making models in the Philippines and they are definitely cheaper…
However they’re also much smaller and less detailed.
You could also point out that a Mini costs a lot less than a Bentley…Why? After all they’ve both got four wheels and they both go down the road!
Happy collecting!
Andy C.