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[Guest]

I wonder what is the market for the 1/35 Bedford QL tanker? There are hardly any aircraft at that scale-except the Bronco Horsa glider......

Wait, are you saying that doesn’t need fuel?

IMHO the market is probably military vehicle modellers, rather than aircraft modellers wanting to build a diorama with a tanker.

[KarlW]

I wonder what is the market for the 1/35 Bedford QL tanker? There are hardly any aircraft at that scale-except the Bronco Horsa glider......

Is that even a complete glider? I know Bronco do the tail and wings. I thought I saw a Dakota a few years ago but that may have been wishful thinking.

[Dave Ward]

I wonder what is the market for the 1/35 Bedford QL tanker? There are hardly any aircraft at that scale-except the Bronco Horsa glider......

I can only think of one 1/35 aircraft that may be relevant to a RAF tanker & that is the Bronco Piper Cub!
Dave

[Neil Merryweather]

Is that even a complete glider? I know Bronco do the tail and wings. I thought I saw a Dakota a few years ago but that may have been wishful thinking.

they do sell the two halves separately but I've got the complete one

I can only think of one 1/35 aircraft that may be relevant to a RAF tanker & that is the Bronco Piper Cub!
Dave

I think we've had this conversation before, sorry :rolling:

[Guest]

I can only think of one 1/35 aircraft that may be relevant to a RAF tanker & that is the Bronco Piper Cub!

Or their Fi 156:

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I’m not sure whether that tanker was used in North Africa, but if not, then that’s not a problem either:

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[KarlW]

Or their Fi 156:

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I’m not sure when that tanker was used in North Africa, but if not, then that’s not a problem either:

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Captured Storch came to my mind too..........

[stillp]

I wonder what is the market for the 1/35 Bedford QL tanker? There are hardly any aircraft at that scale-except the Bronco Horsa glider......

I've a 1/35 Academy MH-60 Pave Hawk in the stash. I suspect that might be a little to modern as well as the other side of the ocean though.
Pete

[Guest]

Just a little bit

[Lee W]

Could always use a Bell 47?
Mark it up with UK markings



Lee

[Dave Ward]

On the AFV Club Facebook page - 'coming soon'

I thought this was a paper concept, but was surprised to read that two prototypes were actually built........
Dave

[Guest]

“Four scheme and decals” provided — that makes me think they’re marketing this as a “what if” model rather than as the prototype. Unless one or both of those were tested in markings not just of the UK, but Canada, New Zealand and Australia as well, which kind of seems unlikely …?

[Dave Ward]

FRom all the usual MiniArt sources - 'coming soon'


It's a pity none of the 'drivers' are actually driving!
Dave

[KarlW]

It's a pity none of the 'drivers' are actually driving!
Dave

Probably a fact that staff officers drivers spend more time waiting than driving.........plus if they made them driving they would probably won't fit what you want them to.......

[Dave Ward]

Probably a fact that staff officers drivers spend more time waiting than driving.........plus if they made them driving they would probably won't fit what you want them to.......

Just have to make do with these:

Dave

[Steve Brodie]

Have I dreamed this ( sad if I have though :flushed::smiling5: ), or did i see a post somehwere about Zvezda releasing a Russian mrap kamaz 63968 typhoon ??