My Float Plane Collection

[Edward Papazian]

I could use a few more---like a Kingfisher, Duck, Seagull, etc.

[Dutchie]

I could use a few more---like a Kingfisher, Duck, Seagull, etc.

great collection EP:cool: :)

[chris1966m]

great models EP, float plane and flying boat models are :cool

[ZS-VAN]

Very nice collection! I agree float planes and flying boats are :cool :cool :cool :cool

[Davidte2007]

I could use a few more---like a Kingfisher, Duck, Seagull, etc.

:) Spitfire! :D ;)

:D Ed, that's very,very, nice collection there mate, and that's saying the least! :) ;) you have some very interesting subject's i am drawn to the Jap stuff! looks fab! :cool :cool :) Still toying with the idea of a Junkers not decided yet! :unsure: but would jump! at Sunderland :D Excellent Ed, :) Very Nice!! ;)

:o Forgot! Sunderland in 1-72nd please Corgi :D ;)

[leeG]

Nice collection, Ed.

I'd love to see someone like HobbyMaster do a seaplane series, sort of along the line of their WW2 carrier based bombers, of scouts and observation aircraft operating off of battleship and cruiser catapults. Planes like the OS2U Kingfisher, Curtiss SOC Seagull and Arado Ar 196.

[P51D]

Great stuff as usual Edward!

Somehow that lot make the otherwise excellent swordfish look pretty ordinary!

[fozzy45]

Great stuff EP. I have always had a soft spot for floatplanes. One of my personal favourites is the Nakajima Rufe. I still have an unmade 1/72 scale Hasegawa one in the loft. Think I just might dig it out and have a go at some kitbashing for a change.

[minter]

what no Sunderland !

[tc2324]

what no Sunderland !

Don`t think the Sunderland is classed as a float plane old chap, more a flying boat.;)

Junkers 52 is the real biggy missing from Ed`s collection, which is rather nice by the way.:)

[minter]

Don`t think the Sunderland is classed as a float plane old chap, more a flying boat.;)


splitting hairs :D ;)

[tc2324]

splitting hairs :D ;)

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