Is there an instruction for aircraft ?

[Greg Myers]

The Drastic Plastic Instruction site for cars is great . I was wondering if there was anything similar for aircraft models?

[Bill Eh?]

I'm not sure if such a site exists. What is the kit you need help with? Maybe someone here has it, and can scan the instructions. Long shot, I know...

[Greg Myers]

AMT Matchbox 1/32 Dauntless

[TooOld]

Try http://theboxartden.com/

[Mike Kucaba]

Try also the Aircraft Resource Center also known as A.R.C. They're easy to find,just google

[TooOld]

I asked a friend on another forum and he gave me the exact link you need .

http://www.matchboxk...products_id=736

Edited August 20, 2012 by TooOld

[DanielG]

Greg, don't do it! It may be the worst kit ever. There is nothing interior that you can use. To make a decent model you are going to use about a dozen parts and scratch build the rest. Get rid of it and get yourself a Trumpeter version and save yourself a lot of grief (If you are determined I will see if I still have the instructions).

Everything you see inside this beast was scratch built and with that huge canopy you have to do something with it.

[Greg Myers]

Too late, I already have two of them. Can't find the other right now as I'm right in the middle of a move. Luckily the later part, where I try to fit everything back in. Thanks Daniel, I have seen the difference between this one and the Trumpeter version. You are correct. Looks like your canopy stack didn't come from the kit either.

Edited August 21, 2012 by Greg Myers

[kenb]

Daniel is right. That kit is horrible. If you like a challenge and strive for detail this kit will test your abilities. I build aircraft also. Not as much as cars.

Ken

[bigphoto]

Build it park it on an a South Pacific looking airstrip and cover the canopy area with a tarp as they did!