Large Model Association Forum

James Stewart wrote:Its a nice model. My 2p on this would be to try to incorporate two 38s in a JU-52. You could get a nice scale size with two of them and either a dummy middle prop or a small electric motor.

or another 38!!

Haha, always a possibility =D

Nick
Have you considered a Blenheim, a very under-modelled subject yet a good flying machine? If it helps, I have a CAD file of Blenheim IV drawings, though with very little model structure so far. It can be adjusted to any size very easily. You are welcome to a copy - so is anyone who fancies building it.
The original is drawn on 'DesignCAD 3D', but I can email it as either a .dwg file (87 KB) or a .dxf file (673 KB). It can be viewed in its current form on this link (note that it is case-sensitive) :—
www.cbhmodels.co.uk/Blenheim.htm

All the best
Clive

Hi Clive.
Please pass the details to me.
I have been collecting info for a build of a Blenheim 4 for two z62s
Thanks

Ken Bones

Hi Ken
Glad to pass on Blenheim data, but not quite sure how to go about it. You can find my email on my web site on the 'Contact' tab above the Blenheim drawing on the link in my previous, and we could take it from there.
Regards
Clive

Clive Hall wrote:Hi Ken
Glad to pass on Blenheim data, but not quite sure how to go about it. You can find my email on my web site on the 'Contact' tab above the Blenheim drawing on the link in my previous, and we could take it from there.
Regards
Clive

Email sent Clive.

Ken

Ken
The email did not arrive. I have altered the font on my website in case it has caused confusion. If that does not work I will somehow make contact via the membership secretary.
Clive