C-133 Cargomaster

[Captain Canada]

Kit got me looking around.....this is a neat little read with a cool pic of the Thor on the dollies.

http://www.harringtonmuseum.org.uk/thor-missile-deployment-in-the-uk/

And this build is amazing, although in 48th scale.

http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/32383-id-models-c-133-cargomaster/&



http://www.c141heaven.info/dotcom/matsbook/mats_chapter_12.html

[PR19_Kit]

And this build is amazing, although in 48th scale.

http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/32383-id-models-c-133-cargomaster/&

My flabber is totally gasted! 

He must have been out of his mind to even contemplate building that monster, and it only took 8 months from start to finish!!!

Are you planning on doing a similar job to the interior on your 1/72 version Cap'n?

[Thorvic]

Belcher Bits do the Thor in 72nd along with a few ICBMs 

[NARSES2]

Belcher Bits do the Thor in 72nd along with a few ICBMs 

And they looked very nice at Telford 

[Nick]

I've been to the Thor launch pads at Harrington and they are impressive.

[Captain Canada]

A little visual help for those who wonder....130A and 133A, 144th scale.

6ECAD823-8F15-470B-BFC1-4F8A094BE2A5 by Todd Pomerleau, on Flickr

0AAA6590-DC41-4F35-8143-077603AF189E by Todd Pomerleau, on Flickr

[PR19_Kit]

That Cargomaster sure is one big 'ole machine! 

I recall seeing one on the ground at Brize Norton in the early 60s, and a truck was pulling a very long trailer out of the hold. The trailer seemed to go on for EVER, it was that long!

[Captain Canada]

Good looking shot from a flight sim

[PR19_Kit]

That DOES look good in RCAF markings, doesn't it? The RAF version will be similar, but with a blue stripe of course.

Where did you find that texture and what sim is it for please?