Douglas Dauntless SDB-5 was the last development model of the Dauntless Dive Bomber. The airplane was first developed for the US Navy and was used by the Navy and Marines Aviation in the Pacific War against the Japanese during WWII. Herb Hall of Miniature Aircraft has done an excellent job designing this aircraft for the modeler who wishes to build a large scale aircraft for the contest or just having fun flying his models of a scale WWII. The drawing for building the model comes on 5 large sheets showing all templates and locations as well as construction notes and photos of construction on the drawings.
Plan set:
Douglas SBD-5 $50.00
Cowl
Not Available Yet
Canopy
Not Available Yet
Air Retract Gear
Not Available Yet
Pilot Figure and Crew
Not Available Yet
USA
Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless
By Herb Hall of Miniature Aircraft
24B
Photos the same as those shown on larger scale model above.
Wing Span:
62" (157.5mm)
Fuselage length:
46 1/4" (117.5mm)
Engines:
.30-.50 2cy
.45-60 4cy
Scale:
1/8
This Douglas Dauntless SBD-5 is a smaller version of the above original SBD-5, as many modelers have asked for this size aircraft. Herb Hall the designer and builder of the original has made arrangements to have the drawing reduced to 1/8 from 1/5 scale. Douglas Dauntless SDB-5 was the last development model of the Dauntless Dive Bomber. The airplane was first developed for the US Navy and was used by the Navy and Marines Aviation in the Pacific War against the Japanese during the WWII.
Herb Hall of Miniature Aircraft has done an excellent job designing this aircraft for the modeler who wishes to build a large scale aircraft for the contest or just having fun flying his models of a scale WWII. The drawing for building the model comes on 5 large sheets showing all templates and locations as well as construction notes and photos of construction on the drawings.
This Martin PBM-5 was designed by Herb Hall of Miniature Aircraft and can be made with foam or built-up stick construction. Needless to say when completed it makes for an awesome beautiful aircraft test. The contract for the 1st XPBM Mariner came out in 1937. PBM 's were used on many Atlantic war patrols for submarine patrols and were responsible for sinking many German U-boats, then they were sent to the Pacific for war patrols. This plan offers a number of different building options such as stick construction or foam and stick construction. The plans come on 5 separate construction sheets and have many photos for building. Hebr Hall crafted this rarely modeled Martin PBM-5 flying boat. It spans 112" and is powered by two Magnum 91 four-stroke engines. The model is fitted with a JR radio, features working flaps and has working cabin and navigation lights. Herb built it from foam, balsa and plywood. It is covered in printer's aluminum and features complete rivet detailing.
Plan set:
Martin PBM-5 Mariner $50.00
Cowls
Not Available Yet
Canopies and gun blisters
Not Available Yet
Beaching Gear
Not Available Yet
Cockpit Kit
Not Available Yet
Pilot Figure and Crew
Not Available Yet
USA
Martin PBM-5 Mariner
By Herb Hall of Miniature Aircraft
25B
Photos the same as those shown on larger scale model above.
Wing Span:
65" (165mm)
Fuselage length:
42 3/4 " (108.5mm)
Engines:
45-50 2 cy
50/60 4 cy
Scale:
1/20+
This Martin PBM-5 Mariner was designed by Herb Hall of Miniature Aircraft as an offering of a smaller version of the above aircraft and can be made with foam or built-up stick construction. Needless to say when completed it makes for an awesome beautiful aircraft test. The contract for the 1st XPBM Mariner came out in 1937. PBM 's were used on many Atlantic war patrols for submarine patrols and were responsible for sinking many German U-boats, then they were sent to the Pacific for war patrols. This plan offers a number of different building options such as stick construction or foam and stick construction. The plans come on 5 separate construction sheets and have many photos for building. Herb Hall crafted this rarely modeled Martin PBM-5 flying boat. It spans 65" and is powered by two 64 stroke engines. The model is fitted with a JR radio, features working flaps and has working cabin and navigation lights. Herb built it from foam, balsa and plywood. It is covered in printer's aluminum and features complete rivet detailing.
