I’m probably going to give this French kit a try and see what comes of it.
In my opinion this is actually an excellent kit, with good surface detail, resin parts for the cockpit, wheel wells and tailhook compartment, photoetched parts for the cockpit, two vacformed canopies and a large decal sheet for VF-21 (“Sharkmouth”), VA-156 and the Blue Angels.
(How do you do a whole book on a plane that never went into service with only a few examples built?)
It has “only” 50 pages, contains a lot of detail shots and an extensive narration on how Grumman tried to sell that plane.:D
Al
Should I send the cristal ball back for more tune-up, or is it ok now?
You may keep it.:D
Freüller Valls MA is the correct answer.
JP, You have control.
Al
You gents happen to have any good suggestions for books or model kits on the Tiger?
Some suggestions for books on the Tiger:
The very first Naval Fighters Volume was about the F11F. This one isn’t available any longer I’m afraid. Maybe secondhand…
Ginter did two more on the Tiger:
Number 40 (“Grumman F11F Tiger”) and 44 (“Grumman’s Mach-2 International F11F-1F Supertiger”).
See the Naval Fighters website: http://www.ginterbooks.com/NAVAL/NAVAL.htm
The Detail&Scale Vol.17 by Bert Kinzey from 1984 also deals with the F11F. I have no information about the availability of that one…
Al
Well I can’t see that…
Anyway, it is a spanish design. First flight was in 1935. It allegedly played a role in the Civil War.
Al
…so I will say Spanish (if it is Portuguese I will feel very ashamed…for not recognising it
Calm down, it is not Portuguese…
Al
I Think I will keep the cristal ball
I think you should throw it away…:D
The type is not Italian. Too eastern…
Al
…a southern european one-off from the thirties.
Al
In that case you should hand it into the next Crystal-Ball-Adjustment-Workshop.:D
No, it is a European one-off.
Al
Thank You!
Try this…
Curtiss XF13C-1
Al
Hi Roel!
After you provided us with all information needed to find this one in Flightglobal, we can finally call it MWT-1. Some sources call it a TNCA MWT-1.
While intensely searching the net for this one I found another picture of the type (besides a lot of other obscure stuff) as seen below without any reference to the type shown, given my nonexistent capabilities in the Spanish language.
Al