lost projects of the golden era of british aircraft

[binbrookboy]

So where do I go to order from him?  I'm not on Facebook and have no intention of getting an account there.

MY @ RIKKI75@BTINTERNET.COM & EBAY RIKKI367.

I do have the english electric P42 in 1/72 and the hypersonic P1019E2 both 1/72.
let me know
rikki

[GTX_Admin]

3D printed 1/48th Fairey Rotodyne kit coming:

[GTX_Admin]

Be still my beating heart...

WE start printing the first 1/48th victor MK2 soon i will add construction pics so you all can see the model in its diffrent stages we hope to be taking orders ASAP

[GTX_Admin]

Further to the last:

[Story]

3D printed 1/48th Fairey Rotodyne kit coming:

Tweaked to 1/56th (28mm), that might appeal to the post-WW2 Wargaming crowd.  Gunship?

From Wiki, fodder for the What If - done up in Vietnam Era camo?

According to rumours, the U.S. Army were also interested in buying around 200 Rotodynes.[25] Fairey were keen to secure funding from the American Mutual Aid programme, but could not persuade the RAF to order the minimum necessary 25 rotorcraft needed; at one point, the firm even considered providing a single Rotodyne to Eastern Airlines via Kaman Helicopters, Fairey's U.S. licensee, so that it could be hired out to the U.S. Army for trials. All Rotodynes destined for US customers were to have been manufactured by Kaman in Bloomfield, Connecticut.

[GTX_Admin]

Rough inspiration:

[The Big Gimper]

Update from Rikki

For those on Facebook, his group is Lost British projects

Fairey Delta III or 3  in 1/72.



1/48 Vulcan



Here is a list of his other kits.

A1 P12221
B2 P1233-1
C3 P1214
D4 E1019E2
E 5 AVRO 559
F6 HS P1154
G7 FAIRY DELTA III
H8 SAUNDERS ROE P108*
I9 E1019E6
J10 AVRO 52
K11 HAWKER ER206/4*
L12 HAWKER 10345/4*
M13 SKYBOLT VULCAN
N14 AVRO 730
O15 P1216*
P 16 FAIRY ROTODYNE*
Q17 SKYBOLT/SLAR VICTOR BOMBER*

All models marked with * are in planning or future release ideas. Can be made in any scale.

[kitnut617]

Are there any photos of the models he does without going on FB ? I see he does an Avro 730 and chrisonord over on What-If Forum says it's 1/72 scale. I would like to find out which version it is, I have a set of drawings for the early version and I have the Fantastic Plastic late version in 1/144 which I will try to use as a pattern for one in 1/72. But if LBP does the late version I might just have to save up the GBP160 that Chris was quoted by them.