“K&C’s Two Latest British Warbirds” (3 Viewers)

[jazzeum]

Well, I believe Andy has said that the new ones are 1/30 (but maybe he was referring to the polys) but frankly with something this size, 1/30, 1/32, whatever, does it really matter? These are works of art. I have about seven of the new ones and three of the old ones and I love them.

 

[damian]

Only if the RAF employed giants during WWII .

In K&C pictures the pilot's head can touch the prop spinner.

In reality this is impossible, the mossie is a large plane!

As Rob will confirm the RAF did employ giants during WWII.
Moral giants.

 

[Rob]

As Rob will confirm the RAF did employ giants during WWII.
Moral giants.

Absolutely my friend, absolutely.

Rob

 

[Simpson & his donkey.]

Rob every one who fought in all wars are Ten feet tall.But I will say the guys who fought the battle of Britain had balls of steel.Simmo.

 

[Simpson & his donkey.]

Now that's a plane. I hope one comes out in poly so I can get one.Simmo.

 

[Rob]

Rob every one who fought in all wars are Ten feet tall.But I will say the guys who fought the battle of Britain had balls of steel.Simmo.

Well said mate

Now that's a plane. I hope one comes out in poly so I can get one.Simmo.

Well said mate 2 !

Rob

 

[ackieaz]

Cheers Louis:

The cockpit SNAFU was just on that special one of a kind Mossie pictured below (YP-E). The throttle quadrant was placed to the right of the pilot (as pictured-refer to the visible red handles) when it was actually placed on the left side against the fuselage-refer to actual photos of the beautiful kite. The production version (HT-E) was pretty sharp but in this case the throttle quadrant was simply omitted! Hope this helps a bit! As for the size, here is a picture of me with my date...

Tally Ho,
Marc

Hi Marc,
Your date is one tough looking broad! Where did you get all of those cockpit photos by the way?
Ackie

 

[glossman]

There is only one Mosquito left.

Raymond.

*******

 

[jazzeum]

That one may not last long either.