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Topic: Macchi 202, 205 project
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Lemsko
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posted 07-25- 04:23 AM
   
Hi guys,
i am working on these 2 models for another non comercial flightsim project. After talking with Jedi i decided i will offer you these 2 models for SDOE.Lem
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gterl
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posted 07-25- 04:33 AM
Great!!We already have those fighters, the only thing
is, they are FAKES (copies of existing models)! I personaly hope someone will take care of this models, so we can stop the 'italian-fake' project. mhhmm I almost forgot...what about other italian airplanes (cr42, br20, g50)????? thanx
gt ------------------
GT's HANGAR (home of the 'italian-fake' project)
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Lemsko
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posted 07-25- 04:50 AM
I have enough material at home to make a G50 too. For the other fighters i would need material, 3view drawings photos etc.Lem IP: Logged |
dauntless851
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posted 07-25- 06:35 PM
I have an extensive collection of scale aircraft drawings Lemsko.
Here are some of the Italian ones I have.Fiat Br20
Breda 88 Lince
Cant Z.1007 bis
Re.2001 Falco
Fiat G.55
Re.2005 Sagittario
Caproni CA.313
Mc.202 I think I also have an SM.79, Piaggio P.108 and Cr.42. I've so many that I loose track.
If there's something here you want, let me know. ------------------
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Diego Lozano
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posted 07-25- 10:56 PM
I can hardly wait until this pair get up and flying!
Gterl,
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ArgonV
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posted 07-26- 12:26 AM
I cant wait for the REAL thing!  The fakes are kewl, but nothing beats the REAL thing  You must keep me updated.IP: Logged |
Maury Markowitz
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posted 07-26- 08:11 AM
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Originally posted by dauntless851:
I have an extensive collection of scale aircraft drawings Lemsko.
Here are some of the Italian ones I have.
Wow! Hod did you end up with this collection? Maury IP: Logged |
dauntless851
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posted 07-26- 11:34 AM
Maury,I came across some real nice scale drawings a long time ago and fell in love with them. That started me collecting them. There used to be several companies that sold them by the sheet, but just about all of them have gone out of business.
I also used to make solid wood models from them. I've done several aircraft for the Quonset Air Museum in Rhode Island. Mostly planes you can't find in plastic kits. A few of the planes in the pic show some of them. I don't make them any more because of my job where I work all night and sleep during the day.  All in all, with the several books and all of the sheets, I guess I have at least 300-400 or so. ------------------
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Maury Markowitz
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posted 07-26- 01:13 PM
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Originally posted by dauntless851:
I came across some real nice scale drawings a long time ago and fell in love with them. That started me collecting them. There used to be several companies that sold them by the sheet, but just about all of them have gone out of business.
Neato. The only one's I've been able to find lately are the "cut away" sorts of plans. There's some good ones, but usually not useful for this sort of thing. You'd think that with the low distribution costs of the 'net that someone could offer these as 3D plans. I know Viewport (I think that's the name) has a bunch, but they're outrageously priced. Maury
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Lemsko
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posted 07-27- 04:20 AM
BIG THX, Dauntless The drawings are great. I think i begin with the bomber after the 2 fighters.
Your models are looking great, WTG Lem [This message has been edited by Lemsko (edited 07-27-2000).] IP: Logged |
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