In an attempt to complete this model I have been researching the trailer provided with the Airfix Bristol Bloodhound kit, but my references and internet searches have failed to provide a match.
There appears to be several types of trailers with both high-and low slung beds with and without raised cradles, and trailers with frames on which the missile sits, but none are identical to the Airfix kit.
Can anybody provide any information?
TIA
Andrew
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Airfix Bristol Bloodhound: help with trailer
Copperalis
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Posted: Thursday, January 14, 2010 - 07:59 AM UTC
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Posted: Thursday, January 14, 2010 - 08:13 AM UTC
Copperalis
United Kingdom
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Posted: Thursday, January 14, 2010 - 09:36 AM UTC
Nige
Many thanks for the link. I had found this one, and although the trailer is slightly different to the Airfix model it is the closest match I have come across. The main difference is the raised bed above the wheels rather than the bed being slung between the wheels as in the kit. A simple conversion should not be a difficult scratchbuilding project.
Thanks again
Andrew
Many thanks for the link. I had found this one, and although the trailer is slightly different to the Airfix model it is the closest match I have come across. The main difference is the raised bed above the wheels rather than the bed being slung between the wheels as in the kit. A simple conversion should not be a difficult scratchbuilding project.
Thanks again
Andrew