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It's here;
ペーパークラフト 高橋エコラン実験室-資料 |
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Thank you very much Ringmaster. She a beatuty. Also on that same page is a link to the Curtiss R3C-2 another fantastic racing plane. If only there were more from the time period in aviation. I know FG has a few other racing planes but the seaplanes was really where racing all stated. wc
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I vaguely remember someone who used to post on Zealot, who sold another Italian Snyder Cup racer that used a marine propeller to get up speed.
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It is true, Waddy, that Schneider Cup and other seaplane racers do not seem to be well represented among paper models.
Canon has a model of a Macchi-Castoldi M.C.72 Schneider racer: Macchi M.C.72 - Aircraft - Vehicles - Paper Craft - Canon CREATIVE PARK Macchi MC 72, Canon Papercraft, 1/24 Last year, Wyvern announced that Lad'n'Dad had a Schneider racer in the works. I hope others will weigh in with additional kits available. Don |
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I had forgotten the Tabloid, Wayne. Many thanks for the reminder.
Two good websites on Golden Age air racing: Books and Drawings The Major Trophy Races of the Golden Age of Air Racing Curiously, neither site seems to mention Thomas G. Foxworth's magnificent, The Speed Seekers, New York: Doubleday, 1974, which covers the races and racers of the 1920s. It is still available at a reasonable price: http://www.amazon.com/The-Speed-Seek.../dp/0385060505 Don |
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