This Curtiss is one of the two latest releases from Lukgraph in 1/32 scale. Company have provided us pictures of the first castings and it means that the kit is already available in sale.

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Cool subject. Now I need a Sparrowhawk

Matt, you mean like THIS one?

Oh this is a nice subject also.

Certainly an interesting subject for me. Just might give it a try over the winter as a break from my normal WW11 & Jets. Although I never heard of this company before. Joel

Marine Corps aviation, yeah!

I'm really interested in giving these kits a try. I went to their web site, but there are no prices listed. Any idea of what these kits go for? Joel

I guess I just got the bug, so I ordered one along with my brother who placed the order. The kit costs a mere $99, so it ain't cheap.

Lets see:
I've never built a resin model before.
I've never built a bi-plane before.
I've never rigged an aircraft other then a few antenna wires.

Yep. Sure sounds like I have this build well under control. It's going to be my next build after the PV-1 Ventura.

Joel

Hi Joel

Neat! Can you write us a review when it arrives?

All the best

Rowan

Joel, L'audace, l'audace, toujours l'audace! I look forward to your Seahawk.

Rowan,
My main interest in aviation modeling has always been WW11. I do stray from time to time to favorite jets, but really prefer something with a prop up front. I've also had a "closet" interest in USA aircraft from between the wars; Godlen Era of Aviation, but never built a single model from that era.

When I saw that Lukgraph was producing high quality resin kits from that era, the bug just bit, so I ordered the 1st of hopefully a run of kits.

I'll be glad to do a build review or even a build blog from the perspective of a complete Newbie. Just no guarantees that it reaches the finish line.

Joel