Short Sunderland developments...

[zenrat]

Has no-one told the seller that by including "rare" in the description of a kit being sold on evil-bay he is obliged to ramp up the price to a ridiculous level?

[PR19_Kit]

One for the 144 scale buffs perhaps found on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=201476502837&alt=web

But being a Kader kit, will the port fuselage half even be the same length as the starboard one?

[kitnut617]

One for the 144 scale buffs perhaps found on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=201476502837&alt=web

But being a Kader kit, will the port fuselage half even be the same length as the starboard one?

According to the 'Big Book', the Kader Sunderland is actually 1/152 scale  (as an aside, Kader never released any of their kits in 1/144 scale)

EDIT a bit later:

Kader reboxed and/or reissued Lincoln kits, they didn't make any of their own.  The Lincoln Sunderland is kit #118

[RAFF-35]

Asides from that, are there any other 1:144 Sunderland kits, that aren't more expensive than the 72's? Because I have a few ideas for what to do with the aircraft, but I just don't have the room for 3 or 4 1:72's, barely enough room for one for that matter 

[kitnut617]

The 2005 Addendum to the 'Big Book' says there's a Sandringham done by F-rsin in 1/144th but no 1/144 Sunderlands are listed in IJ, Corgi and Altaya both do a die-cast 1/144 model though

[Captain Canada]

You can always use the wee resin one in 350 scale