The British CollectionWhen complete, this collection will consist of instrument panels from the early 1930's to the late 1940s. I've choose this period because many like myself, consider this to be the golden age of fighter aircraft, those that don't will have to wait. Six, life size panels from the following aircraft:
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This is an EXACT copy of a genuine MK.IX panel from a museum kept example. No Resturation instruments here, It's illustrated precisely as when it was retired at the end of WWII. Even though it's a MK.IX it has the basic layout used on all marks.
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This panel is an EXACT reproduction based on the Hurricane 1b at the RAF Museum in Hendon. The missing instruments on that example have been supplemented with those shown on original Air Ministry documents. As with all British WWII aircraft, the basic layout and instrumentation remains very similar throughout the Marks.
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NOTICE TO MY Aero FRIENDS. WE ARE CURRENTLY OUT OF ALL PRINTS.
THERE WILL BE ANNOUNCEMENT WHEN THE NEW PRINTS ARIVE.
Spitfire Mk.IX Instrument Panel 50% scale size.
Perfect for framing to hang in the study.
Supplied rolled in hard tube. NB. includes less text than featured on full size poster. Price excluding package & postage
€
95.00
Spitfire Mk.IX Instrument Panel 30% scale size.
Perfect for framing or fitting to large models.
Supplied rolled in hard tube. NB. Only features Headline, does not include text as featured on full size poster. Price excluding package & postage.
€
70.00
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Hurricane MK Ib Instrument Panel 50% scale size.
Perfect for framing to hang in the study.
Supplied rolled in hard tube. NB. includes less text than featured on full size poster. Price excluding package & postage
€
95.00
Hurricane MK Ib Instrument Panel 30% scale size.
Perfect for framing or fitting to large models.
Supplied rolled in hard tube. NB. Only features Headline, does not include text as featured on full size poster. Price excluding package & postage.
€
70.00
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All full sized instrument panel posters feature
aged dials for 100% authenticity.
USAF, I will not be forgetting you.
Spitfire Mk.IX
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Hurricane Mk 1B.
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close enough.As I hope you can see from some of these close ups, the attention to detail is anal retentive to say the least. Viewed from a normal distance it is basically impossible to distinguist between the illustration and the real instrument panel. Even missing screws, bolts and scratches are being reproduced for your pleasure. Take alook here. Then go here and see the RPM indicator and compare it to the finished version on the left. Note the dust around the rim. Nice touch. |
Great news for Radio Controlled modellers.
If you to enjoy spending you weekend excercising your thumbs, you'll be glad to know that I will supply smaller copies of each panel so they'll fit inside you model. Believe me, these illustrations have so much depth, tones, shadows and highlights, when people see them they won't belive they're flat. Just send me your models scale here.