1/96 Lindberg Victor

Started by rickshaw, August 04, 2012, 12:56:00 AM

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rickshaw

Does anybody have one of the Lindberg 1/96 HP Victors?  How big is it?  Wingspan, length, etc?
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PR19_Kit

You'll be lucky............

It'd be about 13" span and about 14" in length. To my mind the Frog one was better, but both are as rare as hen's teeth!
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rickshaw

The Lindberg ones are fairly common on EvilBay, Kit.
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The Rat

Pretty sure the Lindberg one was re-issued a few years ago, so there should be some around.
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martinbayer

#6
It's currently listed on Lindberg's website, albeit as 1/100: http://www.lindberg-models.com/air_model70565.html

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sandiego89

#7
As built the 1/96 Lindberg Victor measures as follows:

Span 13 1/4 inches, 337mm
fuselage 12 inches, 305mm
oveall. nose probe to tips of horizontal stab, 14 3/8inches, 361mm
chord at wing root 4 6/8 inches, 124 mm

Here is the boxing I just built- but as a SeaVictor.  



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