Louis Badolato
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Here are some comparison shots of the Heco Tinplate Models and King & Country 1:32 scale Junkers JU52 models produced in the early to mid-1990's:
If you could travel, we could do a heck of a book on Heco with your photographic skill!^&cool^&cool:salute::I see the attraction ........ ^&cool
The vagaries of collecting HECO - over the last few weeks two HECO Fokkers have appeared on E-Bay the first a EV/DVIII Monoplane attracted loads of bids and finally sold for $590 (£450), the next week an all red Triplane went on sale for $200 (£150) and did not receive a single bid. Funny how a plane that played virtually no part in WWI and in spurious markings is worth 4X the value of a noted plane in the markings of the war's leading ace - the law of supply and demand - but I bet there are a few confused sellers.
I am hoping that other owners of HECO planes may be able to provide me with the dimensions of two HECO models.
I am looking for the length, wingspan and wing width (cord) of the Fokker Eindecker 'EIII' (not the later high wing Fokker EV / DVIII). Also could it be confirmed if the cowling is the of same dimensions as other models with rotary engines I assume so as all appear to have the same six cylinder engine.
Also the length and wingspan of a standard HECO single seat Biplane. I do have one but I significantly modified it and so do not know how much I changed the dimensions.
I would be very grateful for any help.
I nearly forgot
When Tony made a SPAD it really was one of his best models and this one is no different - congratulations on a great scoop
Just like buses you wait ages for one and then two arrive at the same time.