Hi Guys, can anyone tell me besides Aeroscale and Hyperscale, are there any other websites that are really good for aircraft models???
I'm just getting back into aircraft modelling after 30 years and although I have tons of sites for armor, I'm hoping I can gather some sites for aircraft.
Thanks and regards, Ed
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other aircraft model websites?
pzkfwmk6
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Posted: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 - 03:03 AM UTC
warlock0322
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Posted: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 - 03:07 AM UTC
Those 2 you mentioned are the main ones I use as well. There is a third one here
http://aircraftresourcecenter.com/
I know there are many many more out there but these 3 are the first one on the list.
Paul
http://aircraftresourcecenter.com/
I know there are many many more out there but these 3 are the first one on the list.
Paul
jaypee
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Posted: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 - 03:13 AM UTC
Here is some
features and forums:
aerodrome for ww1
aircraftresourcecenter
unofficial airfix club
kit reviews:
internetmodeller
modellingmadness
I think this is the most useful in terms of community activity and features.
I think the ship and armour sections integrated to this help as I've found tips
I mightn't have got just from a pure aircraft site.
Course the mags all have sites now and many manufacturers too.
features and forums:
aerodrome for ww1
aircraftresourcecenter
unofficial airfix club
kit reviews:
internetmodeller
modellingmadness
I think this is the most useful in terms of community activity and features.
I think the ship and armour sections integrated to this help as I've found tips
I mightn't have got just from a pure aircraft site.
Course the mags all have sites now and many manufacturers too.
Bink123
Quebec, Canada
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Joined: June 23, 2008
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Posted: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 - 03:44 AM UTC
Check out "Wings of Peace" - as they say on the site's splash page:
Welcome to the Wings of Peace website, dedicated to the modeling and historical research of civil aircraft from the "Between the Wars" period.
http://www.wingsofpeace.net/
Many of the aircraft are scratch-built or converted from kits. Also on their video collection page, a sample of Ernst Udet's trick flying.
Cheers,
PS - Congratulations to the people of the United States of America - the world is watching with hope and and expectation.
Welcome to the Wings of Peace website, dedicated to the modeling and historical research of civil aircraft from the "Between the Wars" period.
http://www.wingsofpeace.net/
Many of the aircraft are scratch-built or converted from kits. Also on their video collection page, a sample of Ernst Udet's trick flying.
Cheers,
PS - Congratulations to the people of the United States of America - the world is watching with hope and and expectation.
Removed by original poster on 11/06/08 - 12:48:30 (GMT).
mbittner
Nebraska, United States
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Posted: Thursday, November 06, 2008 - 12:49 AM UTC