Plastic Model Lightnings
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Plastic Model Lightnings
The only one that I have found so far is here:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1&I=LXEN91&P=W
It is a 99' model at 1/25th scale. Does anyone know of a 2001 at this scale or larger?
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1&I=LXEN91&P=W
It is a 99' model at 1/25th scale. Does anyone know of a 2001 at this scale or larger?
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Re: Plastic Model Lightnings
Originally posted by Master Of Pain
The only one that I have found so far is here:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1&I=LXEN91&P=W
It is a 99' model at 1/25th scale. Does anyone know of a 2001 at this scale or larger?
The only one that I have found so far is here:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1&I=LXEN91&P=W
It is a 99' model at 1/25th scale. Does anyone know of a 2001 at this scale or larger?
I just got this model last week too.
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The Monogram/Revell '99 is the only currently available plastic model available for the L's and I am not aware of any plans to do the updated versions (I'm in the Business)
Bburago does a 1/28 scale diecast in Red, Black and Silver so they at least cover '99 and '00 models.
Tamiya does two different 1/10 scale electric RC models, one a stock '99 kit and the other a ready to run "sort of" '99 with goofy decals and incorrect wheels.
Hope this helps, although I know it's not what you wanted to hear.
Bill
Bburago does a 1/28 scale diecast in Red, Black and Silver so they at least cover '99 and '00 models.
Tamiya does two different 1/10 scale electric RC models, one a stock '99 kit and the other a ready to run "sort of" '99 with goofy decals and incorrect wheels.
Hope this helps, although I know it's not what you wanted to hear.
Bill
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I picked up the Revell kit at the local wal mart for under $9. I just found this week a Bburago metal kit form for $20, It appears to be the same as the pre built Bburago's just in a kit with wild graphics(decals) that can be applied. I have only found a black kit so far.
L Toys so far
Both kits above
Black,Silver and Red Bburago!/21
all 3 Tiger wheels1/64
2 cheapo "taste freeze Tiger wheels1/64
Yellow and a red Anson 1/43
Any that i still need beside the R/C truck???
00 Black
L Toys so far
Both kits above
Black,Silver and Red Bburago!/21
all 3 Tiger wheels1/64
2 cheapo "taste freeze Tiger wheels1/64
Yellow and a red Anson 1/43
Any that i still need beside the R/C truck???
00 Black
Last edited by BDAZSVT; Nov 25, 2001 at 07:52 PM.
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I know this isn't what you guys are looking for, but my son got (When he was far too young to assemble) an AMT kit for a 1994 Lightning. I put it away when he did get it--I think it was about 4 or 5 years ago, and only discovered it last week. I never realized they made lightnings back then!
