Hello,

I am Peter Stoof, from the Netherlands, new here, and wondering if anybody can help me with this question.
I saw a photo from a scratch built horsa by Naoto Ukita.
That photo was taken on a show "AFV modeller's conference in Chugoku". I found it in the works gallery 2.
Now i am starded to built a Horsa in 1:35 scale, i was wondering if anybody can help me to make contact with Naoto for some information how he maked the Horsa.
So, if anybody can help me, thanks.

Peter

I just got back from Euro Militaria last weekend where I saw the new forth coming resin kit in 1/35" scale of the Horsa Glider from "Great North Roads", Simon Farrugia is the manufacture. His web site is: www.totalmodel.com/military
his e-mail is: s.farrugia@ntlworld.com
He told me that he hope to have the kit ready for sale by the end of the year, with a U.S.Waco Glider to follow and two German types as well in the future. Im sorry that I didn't take any pictures, but I didn't have a camera with me.
I will check with some of my friends to see if they might be able to post a photo of the masters. The kite looks wonderful.
Bob Hanes

For all guys that like to build those ugly British Tanks here is the web sight for the forth coming 1/35" scale ugly British Glider "HORSA" at the Euro Militaria

http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?
op=modload&name=SquawkBox&file=index&req=viewtopic&topic_id=58934&page=1

Bob Hanes

Hey Robert,

Thanks for your help.
The link is not working, can you tell me were to look?

Peter

Hi Peter,

the answer window has teared the link appart. The whole link must appear as one sentence without line-break or spaces to work properly. It's broken between moduls.php? and op=modload.

Just copy the whole link from the beginning http://www.armorama.com..... until the end _id=58934&page=1 into your browsers address window. Then it should work properly.

http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?
op=modload&name=SquawkBox&file=index&req=viewtopic&topic_id=58934&page=1

Or type the address letter by letter. Both methods will bring you, where you want to go.

regards from cold and rainy Germany
Frank