Does Anyone Make a Martin 130 or a Boeing 314 ??

Anigrand makes 1/72 resin kits of both and Combat makes 1/72 vacs of both.

Glencoe made a 1:144 M-130. It was re-released a couple of years ago.

Also, you didn't ask but may be interested- Sword offers a 1:72 Sikorsky S-43.

I have both in my stash.

I've seen the Sword kit of the Sikorsky, only in the box. Is it a nice kit ?? Was the Glencoe kit nice ?? Does it need a lot of work ?? Also how's the Airfix 1/144 314 ??

I haven't started the Sword kit yet, but it looks okay in the box.  Same thing on the Glencoe kit.  While Glencoe kits have a bad rep, actually their airliner kits are among their best work. I built the Curtiss Condor kit and it came out fine. Quite a bit of flash and the fit wasn' the greatest, but it built into a very nice model.

Also, forgot to mention that Minicraft also offered the 314.

I have only built the Sikorsky from an old 1/144 vacu-form so I can't speak to the Sword kit. The Airfix Boeing builds up quite nicely and even includes engine cylinder detail. The Glencoe Martin is an old molding but builds up well and  has engraved panel lines which you don't expect from older tooling. The fit is a little trickier because the plastic in the moldings is strangely thin. However I would recommend both kits, neither requires much extraneous work.

i have one of those in the stash plus an M-130 and 4 or 5 B-314s from minicraft.