Future Figarti Airplanes (1 Viewer)

[damian]

I'm sorry to say there is

Do you have some pics. Corgi have some 1:32 that I was hoping to use with my displays. Is there a big difference.

 

[uksubs]

Do you have some pics. Corgi have some 1:32 that I was hoping to use with my displays. Is there a big difference.

I put my 21st Century Me 262 next to my K&C one and you can see the difference

 

[damian]

I put my 21st Century Me 262 next to my K&C one and you can see the difference

Thanks for that information.

 

[damian]

I put my 21st Century Me 262 next to my K&C one and you can see the difference

Just asking but do you have any idea of how the Corgi planes fit with the K and C ones?

 

[Mitch]

Thanks for the details...Wow
Mitch

I believe he was referring to the actual size (meters, feet) not the photos.

Here are the dimensions per Carlos:

 

[uksubs]

Just asking but do you have any idea of how the Corgi planes fit with the K and C ones?

I've sold all my Corgi 1/32 planes but think K&C figures would work fine

 

[Sentaapua]

I think figarti should keep doing them in 1/32, like they did their splendid B-17, when they are stand alone models. If part of a series which is already 1/30, as the WWII german figures, etc., like they did the Storch, it should be 1/30.

 

[nmrocks]

I think your right 1/30 is the way to go & Me 262 Night fighter got to be top of the list :wink2:

I'm with you, There's a great painting by James Dietz of an evening preparation at a german night fighter airfield" Too Late in the Day"

 

[uksubs]

:rolleyes2:

I'm with you, There's a great painting by James Dietz of an evening preparation at a german night fighter airfield" Too Late in the Day"

Great painting and thank for sharing

 

[HAWKEYE]

1/30 has my vote. A ju-88 would be wonderful as it took part in all theaters of the war as well as all years of the war.. And fifarti could do it right

 

[Blowtorch]

I think figarti should keep doing them in 1/32, like they did their splendid B-17, when they are stand alone models. If part of a series which is already 1/30, as the WWII german figures, etc., like they did the Storch, it should be 1/30.

I see your point, but the problem is that if a B-17 can be done, then a C-47 can be done, and a person who collects the B-17s will probably want the C-47s too, and then that ties in with 1/30 ground scale figs, etc.

 

[Warlord 1]

I would vote for a C-47 and would definitely be a buyer. Many jumps from the left side of that wonderful bird. Larry.

 

[wayne556517]

1/30 has my vote. A ju-88 would be wonderful as it took part in all theaters of the war as well as all years of the war.. And fifarti could do it right

Im with you a JU88 would be awesome a bit worried about the FIFARTI..............:redface2:^&grin

 

[PanzerAce1944]

My Vote 1/30 Scale

 

[Beaufighter]

Cheers Forum Squadron Members,

My vote goes for 1:32 in regards to the four-engined monoliths and 1:30 scale for the one & two-engined beauties. I feel that the size difference with the large bombers, etc. is not noticeable at all especially since I have the Figarti Memphis Belle displayed with its airmen along with the Frontline Belle crew set and all sorts of K&C RAF & USAAF figures and sets. In any case, I am just happy that they are producing these unique warbirds. Once again and a bit off topic, I can not stress what an absolutely stunning scale model that the Figarti Owl is after seeing it live. A very solid piece that will be a focal point in anyone's collection! The packaging looked safe & fool proof too so rest easy chaps!

Horrido,
Beaufighter

 

[jazzeum]

Cheers Forum Squadron Members,

My vote goes for 1:32 in regards to the four-engined monoliths and 1:30 scale for the one & two-engined beauties. I feel that the size difference with the large bombers, etc. is not noticeable at all especially since I have the Figarti Memphis Belle displayed with its airmen along with the Frontline Belle crew set and all sorts of K&C RAF & USAAF figures and sets. In any case, I am just happy that they are producing these unique warbirds. Once again and a bit off topic, I can not stress what an absolutely stunning scale model that the Figarti Owl is after seeing it live. A very solid piece that will be a focal point in anyone's collection! The packaging looked safe & fool proof too so rest easy chaps!

Horrido,
Beaufighter

Good point by our Air Chief Marshall. Shouldn't be noticeable for the larger ones and might just safe everyone a little moolah.

 

[Beaufighter]

Good point by our Air Chief Marshall. Shouldn't be noticeable for the larger ones and might just safe everyone a little moolah.

Thanks for the Kind words Field Marshall Brad "Jazzeum"! See you in Chicago Sir!

Best,
Marc

 

[uksubs]

Any news if & when were see a new plane ^&confuse Think a Do335 would be very poplar going by people post

 

[6th Wisconsin]

1/30 Mosquitoes, Lancasters, and Junkers sound fantastic, but I would also love to see some modern fighters.

 

[Vezzolf]

Cheers Forum Squadron Members,

My vote goes for 1:32 in regards to the four-engined monoliths and 1:30 scale for the one & two-engined beauties. I feel that the size difference with the large bombers, etc. is not noticeable at all especially since I have the Figarti Memphis Belle displayed with its airmen along with the Frontline Belle crew set and all sorts of K&C RAF & USAAF figures and sets. In any case, I am just happy that they are producing these unique warbirds. Once again and a bit off topic, I can not stress what an absolutely stunning scale model that the Figarti Owl is after seeing it live. A very solid piece that will be a focal point in anyone's collection! The packaging looked safe & fool proof too so rest easy chaps!

Horrido,
Beaufighter

Absolutely agree....a very logical approach for 1:30 and 1:32....I would have liked to have purchased a Figarti B-17....Looks like a great effort by the Figarti team....I would like to see Figarti produce an Me262 nite-fighter:salute::