The gallery presents one of the latest releases from Lukgraph company from Poland - the 1:32 scale resin model kit of the famous US Curtiss A3 Falcon.

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Did you know that if you put a Radial engine on this Curtiss, you could go up against any large gorilla terrorizing New York City, especially in the early 1930s.

This is the trivia fact of the day.

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Captn Tommy

The model, is OUTSTANDING. Nice set of photos.

Ryszard,
I'm truly speechless

A resin, limited edition, 1/32 scale between the wars bi-plane. My word, it's a perfect build, a perfect model, and a winner in every sense of the word.

Outstanding paint scheme and perfect detailing that looks like it was painted on, and your rigging is just excellent.

Sir, you are a true craftsman, and a credit to Aeroscale.

Joel

Beautiful build of a beautiful aircraft.....At last someone kitted an interwar USAAC aircraft, an area long overdo! It would nice to see this as a trend, sooooo tired of rampant Luft kits.

Many thanks for the kind words .A as a bonus to the gallery link to the page where it is shown interior model

http://lukgraph.pl/assembly%20Falcon.html

Ryszard
I just went to that site and viewed your build pictures. The interior is just amazing.
Joel

Ryszard, that interior is as wonderful as the rest of your spectacular Falcon!

Hi Ryszard

Another beautiful build! A great subject, superbly done.

All the best

Rowan

This is a true masterpiece; however... the blue in the insignia is way too "blue." The proper blue is so dark as to be almost indistinguishable from black; check out Yellow Wing's website: http://www.yellow-wingsdecals.com/ their stuff is historically accurate. I don't mean to detract from the model in any way; keep this for future reference

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Blue is Ok, it's a question of light when shooting, bad setting and the colors are a bit different. Khaki color on the hull or the pictures came out different than in reality

Brian,
Welcome to Aeroscale.

I never really get into exact colors when viewing online pictures. Often the uploading computer's graphics card isn't calibrated nor is the viewing computers graphics card, so there is usually some differentiation between the actual colors and what we're seeing.

Joel

I really want one of these.