Die Cast scale models question

[Coot]

Does anyone know if any die cast model companies plans on making and A-7 CorsairII? I've searched in the past but have only come up with either plastic or wood carved varieties. I'd love to get a 1:47 scale to go with my F-14 model. I also noticed a nice A-4 model in the picture gallery. What are some of the most popular companies?

 

Thanks.

[column5]

Does anyone know if any die cast model companies plans on making and A-7 CorsairII? I've searched in the past but have only come up with either plastic or wood carved varieties. I'd love to get a 1:47 scale to go with my F-14 model. I also noticed a nice A-4 model in the picture gallery. What are some of the most popular companies?

 

Thanks.

 

 

Century Wings has 1/72nd scale A-7s. The quality is excellent...I have the VA-82 model. I am not aware of any larger scale A-7s.

 

http://www.centurywings.com/top.html

[Coot]

Thanks column5! I just now saw that company and that they had A-7s!! I don't know too much about models. I assume the 1:72 are a bit smaller than 1:47 that I have? Ah well may have to get a 1:72 Tomcat to go with the A-7 Do they have movable surfaces? Thanks again.

[WDH]

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[ironroad]

Century Wings is reported to the have the best models in the business. Unfortunately they are very expensive 50-70 bucks.

 

They have A-6s, F-8s, A-7s, and F-14s.

 

http://www.flyingmule.com/range/diecast-mo...ntury-wings/72/

[column5]

Thanks column5! I just now saw that company and that they had A-7s!! I don't know too much about models. I assume the 1:72 are a bit smaller than 1:47 that I have? Ah well may have to get a 1:72 Tomcat to go with the A-7 Do they have movable surfaces? Thanks again.

 

No movable surfaces on the A-7s, but you can display them with gear up or down, canopy open or closed, and with or without weapons. The F-14s have movable wings.

 

I have an A-6, A-7 and F-14 from them now. Highly recommended.

[column5]

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Thx!