anybody have an idea on where to get one? or a 1/32 late griffon spitfire spinner would work equally well.
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Re: 1/32 shackleton spinner
Originally posted by mattanybody have an idea on where to get one? or a 1/32 late griffon spitfire spinner would work equally well.
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If you follow FNG's advice, you'll have to reshape the 'stock' Mustang spinner. A Shackleton unit is more pointy, and thinner on the front spinner.
Several years ago someone did an RB-51 in 1/32, and used an old Skyshark prop unit. But that is a fairly rare kit, and doubtful you'd find it.
My advice is just to thrash one together yourself. Blow up the three-views to 1/32 to get the proper shape and size, and start sanding. Even better if you can turn it on a lathe.
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Matt - I have a couple of the old FROG Avro Shackleton kits, that are buried-away in storage, but I believe they are either 1/72nd or 1/48 scale (think 1/72). Bought them back in the late 1970s specifically to do an RB-51 modded Hasegawa P-51 kit, and the prop/spinner setups were a pretty close match for that scale. Have an old Fine Scale Modeler mag someplace with an article on an RB-51 scratchbuilt project. BuckyD
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Originally posted by RandyGoss75Bucky, We gotta get you registered here at AAFO! All the best,RG
Wayne Sagar
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Re: 1/32 shackleton spinner
Originally posted by UnregisteredMatt - I have a couple of the old FROG Avro Shackleton kits, that are buried-away in storage, but I believe they are either 1/72nd or 1/48 scale (think 1/72). Bought them back in the late 1970s specifically to do an RB-51 modded Hasegawa P-51 kit, and the prop/spinner setups were a pretty close match for that scale. Have an old Fine Scale Modeler mag someplace with an article on an RB-51 scratchbuilt project. BuckyDheh heh alriiiight
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