Cessna / Piper Civilian Airplanes?

[Rata]

Fiddlers Green 'quality' seems to come down to when a model was designed and who designed it. Some of their older stuff is certainly dodgy, but if you come across something designed by say, Aaron Murphy or John Dell then it's almost a no brainer that you're gonna have a winner.

[lfuente]

If you're fine with 1/72, I've uploaded some recolors into my folder in our Downloads section:

Older:
Cessna 172R
Britten Norman BN2A

Just now:
Beechcraft V35 Bonanza
Mooney M20J MSE

Originally Posted by Draco

Last day I was websurfing and discovered that except the Cessna 150, 172, 182 and 310, Piper 18 and 23, Beech 35V and Starship, there is a total lack of civilian post-war small planes.
Anybody has found another models, and what would be the cause of this gap?
Me, particulary, would like to do a Citation or a Learfan.

[lfuente]

Oh, and almost forgot my recolors of Bruno's Piper PA28 Cherokee, including 2 recolors from Pussy Galore's Flying Circus (from the 007 movie Goldfinger).

Incidentally almost all are in Philippine registries, which may not be what you want.

Originally Posted by lfuente

If you're fine with 1/72, I've uploaded some recolors into my folder in our Downloads section:

Older:
Cessna 172R
Britten Norman BN2A

Just now:
Beechcraft V35 Bonanza
Mooney M20J MSE

[RyanShort1]

DGA models had some Cherokee models, too. Guess maybe when eCardmodels is back a number of these will once again be available.

Index of /Instructions

I think eCardmodels also had Murph's Cessna Citation.

[Jan Kytop]

Originally Posted by RyanShort1

DGA models had some Cherokee models, too. Guess maybe when eCardmodels is back a number of these will once again be available.

Index of /Instructions

I think eCardmodels also had Murph's Cessna Citation.

DGA have also Stampe, Fournier RF5, Miles Sparrowhawk, Lucas homebuilt,

Caudron Luciole, De Havilland DHC.2 Beaver, Druine D.31 Turbulent, Fleet80 Canuck, Miles M.14 Magister, Gippsland GA8 Airvan, Helio Courier, SAI KZ-II T, Stampe-Renard SR.7 / Farman Monitor, Varga 2150 Kachina, Zenair CH.701 STOL!

[Draco]

Originally Posted by lfuente

Oh, and almost forgot my recolors of Bruno's Piper PA28 Cherokee, including 2 recolors from Pussy Galore's Flying Circus (from the 007 movie Goldfinger).

Incidentally almost all are in Philippine registries, which may not be what you want.

Yes, I had saw them, thanks! And all my planes are rescaled to 1/72. That way they can be placed with my plastic ones!

[Draco]

Originally Posted by Jan Kytop

DGA have also Stampe, Fournier RF5, Miles Sparrowhawk, Lucas homebuilt,

Caudron Luciole, De Havilland DHC.2 Beaver, Druine D.31 Turbulent, Fleet80 Canuck, Miles M.14 Magister, Gippsland GA8 Airvan, Helio Courier, SAI KZ-II T, Stampe-Renard SR.7 / Farman Monitor, Varga 2150 Kachina, Zenair CH.701 STOL!

When I made this thread I was refearing to private aircraft from 2 to 10 passengers, from the Beech Bonanza to now, meaning after WWII. The ones you say are good planes and I have made a Tiger Moth, but as I said, there are a lot before WWII, not many recent ones. The Zenith CH 701, the Helio Courier and the DHC 2 Baeaver are inside my request

[Draco]

Well, I think I'm going to do my own Cherokee, maybe in one or two weeks, and later a Piper Arrow and maybe a Beech BE36 Bonanza.
Recently I found a CRJ1000 (not exactly what I was talking about, but near) and a Cessna 140 and a Beech 18.
I've been proposing me to do my own designs, but I have so many already downloaded and in my list to do, that I'm unsure to design them.
Right now and starting a Ju-88, a hand painted Ju-88 with scratch-build torpedoes, and many of my planes have been customized. So... maybe Cherokee and Archer.

[yukonjohn]

And, Aaron has a Vans RV-6 now also:
https://murphs-models.webs.com/vans-rv-6


John

[scissorsandplanes]

Hi Draco,
Just checked my own list.
I have the Cessna 208 Caravan, 180 Skywagon and 337 Skymaster (in military version without LG), the Piper P28 Cherokee (free in my thread, somewhere ) and the DHC-1 chipmunk and DH-2 Beaver. And some more older planes like the Waco E.
These little planes are indeed very rarely designed in paper.
B