Upcoming models

[Don Boose]

In addition to the ones in his current inventory, Murph has designed a number of Army 1930s aircraft over the years. The Fiddlers Green Curtiss A-8 and A-12 (production A-10) and Martin B-10 are among them and still available. He also did a Consolidated PB-2 when he was designing under the name Oddball. Not sure about availability, but some of us have it in our stash.

The designer who went by the name of Chauncy Green designed some of the better FG Golden Age airplanes, including the famous 17th Pursuit Squadron Snow Owl P-6E.

The one I would like to see is the Thomas-Morse MB-3 and 3A, the first U.S.-designed truly operational Army and Marine Corps fighters, but I agree that the P-12 is a classic, and I am always glad to see a 1930s U.S. Army airplane make an appearance as a paper model.

Don

[yukonjohn]

Speaking of 30s biplanes, has anyone done a larger scale Grumman FF (G23 Goblin in the RCAF)?


Regards,
John

[murphyaa]

Got pictures? I don't trust my Google Fu anymore.

[Butelczynski]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

Got pictures? I don't trust my Google Fu anymore.

Grumman F3F in US,produced in Canada as Grumman Goblin.I can't figure out why it was produced here,well,in Montreal.It was way outdated when they started production of it.

[gomidefilho]

Originally Posted by MichaelS

Or how about some US Army 30's aircraft. P-12 series, Jimmy Doolittle's Curtis's Racer. A-8, A-10.

C'mon DB you have to agree the Army is under represented here.

Military Aircraft of 1919-1930. Early Warplanes

Aaron made some US Army interwars planes if I remenber the list correct.

Martin B-10 (FG)
Curtiss A-8 (ODB)
Curtiss A-12 (ODB)
Curtiss B-2 (Murph's)
Consolidated PB-2 (ODB)
N.A. BT-9 (Murph's)
XBLN-1 (Murph's)

I like Aaron desing a P-12 series, Thomas Morse MB-3, Curtiss Falcon series Northrop A-17 and Keystone Bomber series

[umtutsut]

Here are a bunch of SF-1 pix. It was the scout version of the FF-1.

Lemme know if you want more SOC Seagull pix.

Les (The Voice of Authority)

[murphyaa]

You should know my answer to that by now.
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(Yes, please)

BTW, any chance NACA used the SOC Seagull? The Coast Guard did.

[umtutsut]

No NACA Seagulls, but here are a bunch o' pix. Also a link to a model built by some ham-fisted hack!

https://modelingmadness.com/review/a...us/dorrsoc.htm

Let me know what version(s) you're interested in and I'll scrounge around.

Les (The Voice of Authority)

[umtutsut]

Also, a couple sets of Yellow-Wings markings for SOC Seagulls:
48-046 USN SOC-3 SEAGULL VO-1 & VO-2 $11.95
48-047 USN SOC-3 SEAGULL VO-3 & VO-4 $11.95
72-013 Curtiss SOC-3 Seagull $13.95

Les (The Voice of Authority)

[MichaelS]

Here is a 1/48 SOC vacuform I did a few years back

https://photos.app.goo.gl/8DrANpuHA1GrN6bPA