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kitnut617

Quote from: Green Dragon on October 25, 2010, 11:13:03 AM
C-27J Spartan sprue pics. http://www.italeri.com/Kit.aspx?PROD=01911
Should be availalable soon!

Paul Harrison

It looks like it comes with a complete hold interior, floor, sides and roof
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Crying-out for a retro RAF Aden scheme......

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Quote from: Ian the Hunter-Gatherer on October 25, 2010, 02:40:26 PM
Crying-out for a retro RAF Aden scheme......

Ian

Don't disagree, but even a modern RAF truckie finish would be good.
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Begs for a pair of over-wing jets, per AN-74 & YC-14.  :wacko:

PR19_Kit

I didn't realise they were IFR capable, but the probe is included in the sprues and the art shows one so fitted.

I can see that appearing on a few other models too.......  ;)
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ChernayaAkula

Seen the C-27 in the air at this year's ILA. I say stick a couple of 20mm guns in the front and use it as a strafer.  :wacko: Damn, but that thing is manoeuvrable.  :bow: Awesome display!

Did they shelve the plans for the mini-Spectre yet?
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I think it needs some ELINT/SIGINT lumps & bumps. :party:
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Thorvic

Notice the engines are completely seperate to the wings, so thats an ideal source for Turbo props (eh ChrisNord) as it looks like well see a RR powered G222 at a later date. The clean wing will allow us lot to fit any sort of engines be they pistols, turboprop, turbojets, turbofans, over wing. lift engine pods or even tilt wings.
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rickshaw

I knew it!  I just start planning how to scratchbuild one and of course, they go and announce the release of one!   :o

I was planning on using 1/100 Transall wings, a cut down 1/72 Hercules fuselage and engines.

Looks nice.  Will buy, if a reasonable price.
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Quote from: Thorvic on October 25, 2010, 10:31:22 PM
Notice the engines are completely seperate to the wings, so thats an ideal source for Turbo props (eh ChrisNord) as it looks like well see a RR powered G222 at a later date. The clean wing will allow us lot to fit any sort of engines be they pistols, turboprop, turbojets, turbofans, over wing. lift engine pods or even tilt wings.


Now that would be a more-mini-than-strictly-neccessary mini-gunship......... ;D
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Would it be a reasonable donor for an HS 681 deriviative?
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Quote from: The Wooksta! on October 26, 2010, 02:21:14 AM
Would it be a reasonable donor for an HS 681 deriviative?

Thinking more DH-129  :thumbsup:
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The Wooksta!

I was thinking more the Nimrod wing version of the 681.
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Ian the Kiwi Herder

Quote from: Thorvic on October 25, 2010, 10:31:22 PM
The clean wing will allow us lot to fit any sort of engines be they pistols....

So, recoil power, now there's a concept I'd pay to see in action.... Is there an aviation equivalent of the Darwin Awards ????..... The Icarus Trophy, perhaps ????

Ian
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