Bi Plane

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kruno59
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Bi Plane

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Guys,

I really fancy doing a Bi plane - any recommendations pls.

Cheers

John
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Re: Bi Plane

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Wingnut models are very good but expensive, or any of the Eduard kits are good.
Regards, Dave.
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Re: Bi Plane

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Thanks for the advice Dave - much appreciated
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Re: Bi Plane

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Darn, he beat me to it.
I have a love for the old allied WWI planes
Start with Eduard in 1/48 scale,then go to 1/32 Wingnut Wings kits...at least that is my plan
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Re: Bi Plane

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1/48 Eduard kit. There not very expensive either. Have two kits and there very nice.
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Re: Bi Plane

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thanks guys - I'm addicted to this lark lol:)
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