B767-300

**herky** · #1 08-01-2015, 07:13 AM

Found my dreambuy today.Its from orlik.1;50 scale,yup i said 1;50 in colours of LOT airlines.Its printed offset and contains interior seating.Its on site i put link to but mayby availible elsewhere.Problem is this site only ships to nz by ship and can wait up to three months grrrrr.if anyone finds it on any of the other retail sites please give me the heads up.
here is link to where i found it
Boeing 767-300 offset Orlik 092

price is about 30 euros but waiting to find shipping costs

**Knife** · #2 08-01-2015, 07:49 AM

. I've added it to my Christmas list. Thanks for the heads up. Let me know when you want your Air New Zeeland repaint for it done.

**herky** · #3 08-01-2015, 07:50 AM

nah its ok i have skylines anz 767 for now,but you put an idea into my head.im seriously considering buying this subject to freight costs.if you ever felt brave enough dont forget it has interior details as well as exterior

**Knife** · #4 08-01-2015, 07:57 AM

I'd enlarge the Skyline model's turbine disk and use it for the Orlik model. A model this size needs a set of 3D turbines in the engines

**croden** · #5 08-01-2015, 07:59 AM

I've seen thus model here and there, looks super cool! Knife, I'm wondering if you could just take the whole skyline engine and put it on the model? Same plane right?

**Knife** · #6 08-01-2015, 08:12 AM

If I was to build the Orlik kit I would just use Skyline's internal engine parts since the kit's paper texture is probably smoother than my card stock. Engines made with home printed paper wouldn't blend in with the production model. If I was the scan and shrink the kit down to reasonable scale (they must have large houses in New Zeeland) I might use all of Skyline's engine for the model.

What I like about the Orlik Kit is the deployed flaps and interior details, things that are missing from almost all other airline kits.

**herky** · #7 08-01-2015, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Knife

If I was to build the Orlik kit I would just use Skyline's internal engine parts since the kit's paper texture is probably smoother than my card stock. Engines made with home printed paper wouldn't blend in with the production model. If I was the scan and shrink the kit down to reasonable scale (they must have large houses in New Zeeland) I might use all of Skyline's engine for the model.

What I like about the Orlik Kit is the deployed flaps and interior details, things that are missing from almost all other airline kits.

nah we just have a three bedroom house and kids are on different island and one in the uk.cat doesnt takke much space.

**herky** · #8 08-02-2015, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Knife

If I was to build the Orlik kit I would just use Skyline's internal engine parts since the kit's paper texture is probably smoother than my card stock. Engines made with home printed paper wouldn't blend in with the production model. If I was the scan and shrink the kit down to reasonable scale (they must have large houses in New Zeeland) I might use all of Skyline's engine for the model.

What I like about the Orlik Kit is the deployed flaps and interior details, things that are missing from almost all other airline kits.

orlik also have this beast again at 1;50 scale

**herky** · #9 08-04-2015, 11:30 PM

got email today.46 euros and 10 days to get it from there to nz,they pointed out the model also comes in a gloss or matt version.point to note if anyone else buys it

**N96HBK** · #10 08-05-2015, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by herky

got email today.46 euros and 10 days to get it from there to nz,they pointed out the model also comes in a gloss or matt version.point to note if anyone else buys it

Cool!!! When I improve my modelling skills, I'll buy that.

Two versions? Does this mean two models???