Dumas stick and tissue Ford Trimotor

Plus they are so lightweight that the Fast lane crane will not be stressed.

Built a couple of them about 6 months ago for a break. Brings back a lot of memories. Still have 1/2 dozen kits left including a 54" wingspan Comet Aeronca Chief (either rubber or gas powered). Wife will probably think it's a little too big to hang from the ceiling. The others are hanging from the wall. Their pics are in my 2021 builds post. They are a lot of fun to build when you need a change of pace.

Jim 

Stay Safe.

I will have it suspended on a crane over the layout...so cool   

rangerj

The only kit I know of is the old Monogram "box scale" kit.

Just as an FYI, Airfix also did an ancient Ford Trimotor in 'true' 1/72 scale. Theirs represented the slightly-larger Ford 5-AT model, whereas the Monogram/Revell kit was the earlier 4-AT.

Nope it is a Harley Benton Ovation Copy ..

Is that an Epiphone hanging on the wall there?

Yes they are vac formed...the kit supplied laser cut props are pretty good.. 

That looks like quite the project.  Are the engines vacuform?  Have yet to finish a stick and tissue kit - started about 4 of them...

Guillows did not but Sterling did do a stick and tissue Ford Tri Motor 

I like that. I wish one of the model kit manufacturers would do a tri-motor in 1/48th scale. The only kit I know of is the old Monogram "box scale" kit. I live within 80 miles of one Tri motor and 200 mile of another Tri-motor, and I have gone up in both of them. It is a great experience. The Ford Tri-motor was the beginning of modern aviation travel. I think Gillows did a stick and tissue model of the ford tri motor, anyone know.