The Production Line

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All blackbird kits are putty hogs, the 48 scale Testors leads the pack. I recommend stock in squadron white in the near future. :giggles:
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Just how big is a 1/48 scale YF-12?

Here it is next to a 1/72 scale YF-12 and an eighteen inch ruler (45 cm for the rest of the world)

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wedfactory wrote:Just how big is a 1/48 scale YF-12?

Here it is next to a 1/72 scale YF-12 and an eighteen inch ruler (45 cm for the rest of the world)

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Yep! Looks about right. I built a 1/72 scale YF-12A myself and that is one big aircraft!
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Wow! She's a big one! And to think the Monogram 1/72 scale B-52 Stratofortress or the B-39(?) Peacemaker were big.

I often wonder if some kit manufacturer would bang out 1/32 B-17 or a B-52 kit? Imagine how much they would be?
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The blackbird production line has reopened:

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BlackSheep214 wrote:Wow! She's a big one! And to think the Monogram 1/72 scale B-52 Stratofortress or the B-39(?) Peacemaker were big.

I often wonder if some kit manufacturer would bang out 1/32 B-17 or a B-52 kit? Imagine how much they would be?

To reply to your comment. the 72 scale b-52 and B-36 are both big l=kits as well. And now there is a 32 scale B-17G and the B-17F is coming out soon as well as a British Lancaster bomber! :what:
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I know the 1/72 bombers were big kits, I built both back in the 70's myself. LOL!
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I have both of those and the Trumpeter TU-95 in my stash and have built the 72 scale XB-70.
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The first of my 3 oddball, but least weird, SR-71 builds:

Canards!!

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