Moson Model Show 2014 – Part 3 (1/48 and 1/32 Biplanes)
Our coverage of the Moson Model Show continues with a collection of biplane aircraft in 1/48 and 1/32 scales.
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Simon Whitney said on April 12, 2014
How cool are those, fantastic builds.
Jack Mugan said on April 12, 2014
It just keeps getting better and better.
Erich Goldbach said on April 12, 2014
Inspirational works!
neil foster said on April 12, 2014
Some of those little Fockers are amazing...
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Tom Cleaver said on April 12, 2014
Further proof that Eastern European modelers are in dire need of confinement to rubber rooms. 🙂
Is there a kit for that Boulton-Paul bomber?
Editor said on April 12, 2014
That Boulton-Paul Overstrand was the queen of the biplane display. Frankly, I've never heard fo a kit of this a/c, especially as the model appeared to be in 1/32 scale.
I'll try to get some more info about it today.
Costas said on April 13, 2014
The model is in 1/48 scale scratchbuild by A.Polyzos
Editor said on April 13, 2014
Just what I learned today. No kit, the Overstrand is all scratchbuilt. For 1/48 it really is a big aircraft!
Craig Abrahamson said on April 19, 2015
That fact alone makes it even more amazing.
Frank Cronin said on April 12, 2014
Outstanding modelers at this show. It would be hard to pick a winner.
Josh Patterson said on April 12, 2014
All fantastic work! I particularly liked the bomber used in the cover. Can anyone tell me what it is? I've never seen one, but it looks like a total brute! Did it come after WWI? I also like the checker board Bristol! Why camouflage your aircraft? If you're going to fight, clash!
Editor said on April 12, 2014
Josh, the aircraft is Boulton-Paul Overstrand, it does look like a brute 🙂 and was produced betwen the wars. Checking in Wikipedia, it came at the beginning of the 30s (!).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulton_%26_Paul_Overstrand
Emeterio de la Iglesia Blanco said on April 14, 2014
Thank you Martin for such a great work in Moson!
Great pics and inspirational models.