Where would you find this?

I assume you mean on-line hobby store?

Try www.greatmodels.com Click on database, search on do-335. They show four different 1/48 scale DO 335's kits by Tamiya.

Try www.google.com search for 1/48 do-335

Good luck.

Jim

If you don't mean online; then your local shop should carry it, if they don't have it they should be able to order the kit easily, especially if they carry Tamiya kits.

Most decent hobby shops should have Tamiya's Arrow family in stock or be able to get them.

Online, try www.squadron.com for kits, accessories and decals, not to mention reference material.

Here's what they currently have for Tamiya Do 335's:

http://squadron.com/SearchResults.asp?ScaleList=48&TypeList=1&ManuList=TM&Key=do+335


Fade to Black...

I don't mean online. The one problem is that I don't have 40 dollars to spend. Yes, thats what I said, forty dollars. Hobbytown USA might carry it but there it's 40 dollars.

Great Models prices range from $31-$38 for 1/48 kits --- plus shippng. They list several 1/72 kits for $11-$18?

Shop your local hobby shops.

Good hunting.

Jim

If you don't have the cash to drop fourty bones try E-bay. If you don't need one right away that could be a good place. Also model swap meets often have great deals on models. I've gotten some real gems at huge discounts. There is a show this weekend in San Diego at Gillespie Field, you should have enough time to get here from Texas if you leave tommorow.

Try ebay you moght beable to find a complete kit for a good deal.


http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&query=tamiya+model&cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.aol.ebay.com%2Fws%2F&ht=2&from=R10&currdisp=2&itemtimedisp=1&st=2&SortProperty=MetaEndSort&BasicSearch=


it might be here i know you said not on line but oh well

good luck

You could always build an old Monogram 1/48 Do-335. Of course it doesn't have the fit and detail of the Tamiya, but you can make a good model for an investment of $10-15.


The one on the left is Monogram, modified somewhat, the one on the right Tamiya. Unfortunately, a neighbor broke my Monogram front canopy, and I haven't yet painted the replacement, but I enjoyed building each.

Model on!
Gerald