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This is the latest iteration from Williams Bros. Might be hard to find:
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/williams-brothers-72546-c-46-commando--132570
The Williams Bros kit is not that bad. I have seen several great build ups of it. Mine fell off a shelf and I had to trash it. Sure would like to find another- I don't think that one has been repopped by the new WB.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
My Dad worked at SFO Maintenance as a manager for UAL. The "Flying Kitty Cats" had a maintenance agreement with UAL, which was second to none, maybe TWA was the same.
I think through almost all of the '50s Flying Tiger was the first carrier of choice for air cargo esp. in the East.
Another paint job for a C-46, and I agree we've hiway robbed this thread but it's gonna happen with us prop generation babies; is Air America.
The airplane was a tough bird. Flying the Hump.
Someone I really admired Norm Spitzer:
I never met Norm but I have read up on him and he was emblematic of other USAAC and ATC people I have known. I worked for a while with Williams Bros to include that ATC badge, no luck although they were nice people.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Tanker - Builder Size ? Nope, doesn't matter. I just want a good one .Hopefully with civilian livery .Anyone here remember Flying Tigers Airfreight ?They flew this plane out of Buffalo,N.Y.back in the early 50s and 60s.
Size ?
Nope, doesn't matter. I just want a good one .Hopefully with civilian livery .Anyone here remember Flying Tigers Airfreight ?They flew this plane out of Buffalo,N.Y.back in the early 50s and 60s.
I remember Flying Tigers Air Freight. Their facility at LAX was right next to TWA. My dad worked for TWA, so I was a regular there as a kid, and saw the Flying Tigers facility every time that I was there.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
Unfortunately they are again OOP and are expensive.
John;
Then it sounds like the Williams Brothers kit is the one .Now I just have to find one . T.B.
The Platz will build the best, the Williams Brothers is more impressive when it is built well.
John
To see build logs for my models: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/mymodels.html
Tanker - Builder Anyone here remember Flying Tigers Airfreight ?They flew this plane out of Buffalo,N.Y.back in the early 50s and 60s.
Anyone here remember Flying Tigers Airfreight ?They flew this plane out of Buffalo,N.Y.back in the early 50s and 60s.
The Williams Brothers kit has the Flying Tigers decals. I'm planning to do mine in Braniff colors though. On my Platz 1/144 kit I sourced some 3-blade props from the Roden 1/144 VC-118 kit and will pick some airline scheme for it.
Link to my built kits: http://s37.photobucket.com/user/kg4kpg/library/Planes?sort=3&page=1
Contrail did a 1/72nd vac kit.
Welsh does a vac kit in 1/144 as well.
Platz does one in 1:144
Hi;
Just a simple question .Besides the " Williams Brothers " did anyone else ever do a model of this bird ?
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