Click logo to return to home page. ]

 
Home>Forums>Vendor Announcements>Fw190 1/5 scale scale surfaces kit Search Within This Topic   
Post Reply   New Topic   
Forum Jump 3 Pages 1 2 3
] ] ]
]
Author / Post
Avatar User Offline JGrc
Site Supporter
Site Supporter
 Joined: October/31/2003
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 1301
IP Logged
Posted: September/08/2018 at 8:52pm  Quote
 
Quote: Firebee
I was just thinking the same thing as Sparky noted Top RC,   93 “ WS
https://www.toprcmodel-usa.com/fw-190.html

Or

TA-152 H. 1/5 scale. 114” WS, Dave Anderson Designs
http://www.mnbigbirds.com/Andersen%20Plans.htm


Mike,
the Ta152 H ailerons and the flaps have a greater span than the Fw190. I have a set of extra ailerons for 152 I think.

JG



__________________
Fliteskin Aeroscale LLC
Salem Oregon
http://fliteskin.com/
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline JGrc
Site Supporter
Site Supporter
 Joined: October/31/2003
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 1301
IP Logged
Posted: September/08/2018 at 9:01pm  Quote
 



__________________
Fliteskin Aeroscale LLC
Salem Oregon
http://fliteskin.com/
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline Firebee
Lifetime Site Supporter
Lifetime Site Supporter
Firebee 		Joined: November/23/2009
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 442
IP Logged
Posted: September/09/2018 at 6:17pm  Quote
 
Thanks Jose.   I knew TA-152 had largwr wings and all, but assumed flaps, elev were same.   A future build for me. Now 190A8. Ir -152? So many planes!

__________________
Regards, Mike P.
Flying:1/5 Z.Dauntless, z. Hellcat, CompArf Spitfire, TF P-51, P-47, PICA Spitfire, 1/3 Pup, Fokker D-Proctor N-28
Building: Z. B-25, Z. P-40, Vailly Hurricane, 1/3 SSW
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline jjmretired
Basic Member
Basic Member
 Joined: September/14/2007
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 507
IP Logged
Posted: September/11/2018 at 8:31pm  Quote
 

Jose,

A little off the subject but have you considered kitting a early WW2 fighter with fixed landing gear for those who don't want to deal with retracts?

Some examples:

Stuka

Fokker D.XXI

Nakajima Ki-27 (Nate)

Mitsubishi - Ki-15 (Babs), A5M (Claude)

Dewoitine D.500



__________________
Jay-I cut it off twice-it's still too short.
Flying:

Scratch Jennin Taube
Proctor D7
Toni Clark Sopwith Pup
Flight of the Phoenix
GTM 1/3 Fok EV
Kauffmann No.1
Next: Don Smith Ki-27 Nate
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search 
 
Avatar User Offline JGrc
Site Supporter
Site Supporter
 Joined: October/31/2003
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 1301
IP Logged
Posted: September/12/2018 at 12:40pm  Quote
 
Quote: jjmretired

Jose,

A little off the subject but have you considered kitting a early WW2 fighter with fixed landing gear for those who don't want to deal with retracts?

Some examples:

Stuka

Fokker D.XXI

Nakajima Ki-27 (Nate)

Mitsubishi - Ki-15 (Babs), A5M (Claude)

Dewoitine D.500



Hello Jay,

matter of fact we did toy with the idea of molding a Fokker XXI in the past. Maybe is time to refresh that thought.

Thank you for your interest,

Jose G


__________________
Fliteskin Aeroscale LLC
Salem Oregon
http://fliteskin.com/
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline Tempest
Site Supporter
Site Supporter
 Joined: October/24/2003
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 1473
IP Logged
Posted: September/12/2018 at 12:47pm  Quote
 
Personally I vote for a Stuka Jose.  :-)

Paul


__________________
Don Smith Hellcat
JReno Ju88 A1
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search 
 
Avatar User Offline JGrc
Site Supporter
Site Supporter
 Joined: October/31/2003
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 1301
IP Logged
Posted: September/12/2018 at 12:59pm  Quote
 
Paul,

the Shtuka is definitely more sinister, aggressive and mean looking that the fokker but I am afraid there are other kits also available. I don't know, what scale stuka do you propose would be worth making?

J


__________________
Fliteskin Aeroscale LLC
Salem Oregon
http://fliteskin.com/
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline jjmretired
Basic Member
Basic Member
 Joined: September/14/2007
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 507
IP Logged
Posted: September/12/2018 at 2:15pm  Quote
 

Jose,

Jerry Bates offers wheel pants, cowl, nose cone and scoops for a 1:4.5 (96" w.s.) for the Fokker D.XXI. Shindin makes landing gear for it.



__________________
Jay-I cut it off twice-it's still too short.
Flying:

Scratch Jennin Taube
Proctor D7
Toni Clark Sopwith Pup
Flight of the Phoenix
GTM 1/3 Fok EV
Kauffmann No.1
Next: Don Smith Ki-27 Nate
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search 
 
 ]
] ]
Forum Jump 3 Pages 1 2 3

 

  Post Reply   New Topic   

] ] ]
]
   ]
Similar topics you might be interested in...
FW-190 D9 1/5 scale electric
The next Fw190 A 1/5 scale composite kit
1/4 scale sea glider test flight
1/5 scale corrugated sheet
 You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot create polls in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum
]
] ]

Home Icon Portal Home   Forum Icon Forum Home   Forum Icon Your Privacy

Copyright © 2003-2024, RCSCALEBUILDER.COM, All Rights Reserved