@@americanpatriot2422 Still waiting for somebody to pick up their line of Dodge 4x4 and 6x6 trucks, but I'm guessing that the licencing is the sticking point.
If "making models do things they were never meant to do" is your tagline, then you're missing out on the challenge of model ships. You can't make a plastic model car drive without major modifications and a plastic model airplane will never fly because they are too heavy, but a motorized conversion of a model ship only needs a motor for the kit prop (prop shaft and batteries) and it will free sail by itself. R/C conversion only adds a transmitter/receiver, an electronic speed control and a servo for the rudder.
Thanks for the comment I do enjoy converting ships as well I have done the gato sub, flower class corvette and german s boat all ik 1/72 scale. I just don't think they are good enough for public consumption compared to the rest on UA-cam :) 😀
Sad day when 21st century Toys went out of business.
I am grateful that hobby boss revived some of them in kit form
@@Bengineeringprojects yes, I bought the FW 190 from that company.
@@americanpatriot2422 Still waiting for somebody to pick up their line of Dodge 4x4 and 6x6 trucks, but I'm guessing that the licencing is the sticking point.
@americanpatriot2422 I did enjoy the 109 and the huey. I was not a fan of the harrier, but you can judge the ones i made they are on the channel. :)
If "making models do things they were never meant to do" is your tagline, then you're missing out on the challenge of model ships. You can't make a plastic model car drive without major modifications and a plastic model airplane will never fly because they are too heavy, but a motorized conversion of a model ship only needs a motor for the kit prop (prop shaft and batteries) and it will free sail by itself. R/C conversion only adds a transmitter/receiver, an electronic speed control and a servo for the rudder.
Thanks for the comment I do enjoy converting ships as well I have done the gato sub, flower class corvette and german s boat all ik 1/72 scale. I just don't think they are good enough for public consumption compared to the rest on UA-cam :) 😀