WWII Trainers?

[fliger747]

As the graphic abilities of the computer flight sim have improved, what is possible has increased. However the perfect is the enemy of the good, to achieve cutting edge quality work has increased the work load to the edge of what is financially possible even for very dedicated developers.

FSX incresaed the standard, but there are fewer offerings due to the present level of expectations.

Regards to all: T

[wombat666]

For some reason there's no larger scale plastic T-6 model either... :mixedsmi:.

Nothing wrong with the slightly elderly 1:48 Monogram offering, and the T6/Harvard series was done to death in smaller scales.
If you are hoping for something ridiculous like 1:32 or 1:24 it will be a long time coming ..........

[fsafranek]

Nothing wrong with the slightly elderly 1:48 Monogram offering, and the T6/Harvard series was done to death in smaller scales.
If you are hoping for something ridiculous like 1:32 or 1:24 it will be a long time coming ..........

I don't know if it was intentional but that's an excellent analogy to the flightsm aftermarket as well!
:ernae:

[stansdds]

Nothing wrong with the slightly elderly 1:48 Monogram offering, and the T6/Harvard series was done to death in smaller scales.
If you are hoping for something ridiculous like 1:32 or 1:24 it will be a long time coming ..........

I built the Monogram 1/48 kit shortly after it was introduced. It is a really nice kit.

[Kiwikat]

Nothing wrong with the slightly elderly 1:48 Monogram offering, and the T6/Harvard series was done to death in smaller scales.
If you are hoping for something ridiculous like 1:32 or 1:24 it will be a long time coming ..........

1:48 is just too small. I would LOVE a 1:32 scale T-6 to put on my desk at work.

As you said, they've overdone it in other scales. It is definitely time for someone to release a larger scale version. My dad said there is a vacuform and resin large scale T-6 out there but I'm not quite ambitious enough to try building a kit like that yet. :mixedsmi:

[wombat666]

My dad said there is a vacuform and resin large scale T-6 out there but I'm not quite ambitious enough to try building a kit like that yet. :mixedsmi:

Have a go at it, you won't see anything from anyone like Tamiya or Trumpeter.

[dharris]

1:48 is just too small. I would LOVE a 1:32 scale T-6 to put on my desk at work.

As you said, they've overdone it in other scales. It is definitely time for someone to release a larger scale version. My dad said there is a vacuform and resin large scale T-6 out there but I'm not quite ambitious enough to try building a kit like that yet. :mixedsmi:

How many do you want??

http://www.amazon.com/American-Aviation-Single-engine-Advanced-Aircraft/dp/B0043CPSN0

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?pq=t-6&hl=en&cp=14&gs_id=n&xhr=t&q=T-6+1:32+scale&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1920&bih=9 55&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=15320843546717605676&sa=X&ei=sWUfTs v3Gsr40gHB96CgAw&sqi=2&ved=0CDQQ8wIwBg

http://www.texanflight.com/texanflightstore.html


http://www.warplanes.com/model-airpl...model-airplane

[Kiwikat]

How many do you want??

I'm talking about a highly detailed model that can be built. I've never really liked those pre-built scale models.