Supermarine Scimitar F.1

Xtrakit | No. XK72011 | 1:72

Facts

Brand:

Xtrakit

Title:

Supermarine Scimitar F.1

Number:

XK72011

Scale:

1:72

Type:

Full kit

Released:

2009 New tool

Barcode:

1711200772046 (EAN)

Topic:

Supermarine Scimitar » Jets (Aircraft)

Markings

Supermarine Scimitar

Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS 1914-1918)

• XD332
  1960 - HMS Ark Royal
  Extra dark sea grey, white
• No. 800 NAS XD321
  1964 - HMS Eagle
  Extra dark sea grey, white

Box contents

Plastic sprue (Clear), Plastic sprue, Resin (cast), Decalsheet (waterslide)

Boxart designed by Seweryn Fleischer

Product timeline

 

Xtrakit

2009

New tool

Instructions

Download 4222Kb (.pdf)

Marketplace

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In-box reviews

External reviews

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Hyperscale

Review

Modellmarine

Magazines

FineScale Modeler | Volume 28 Issue 3

English (TOC: 16 lines)

March 2010

Projects

Completed photos

9 images

1:72

Project: Supermarine Scimitar F.1

Gallery

Supermarine Scimitar

Xtrakit 1:72

by Roger Hardy on Hyperscale

Comments

Juan M Leria
Rebox? From which one?

28 August 2012, 11:08

Alex
No, apparently a kit designed and manufactured by MPM. But the quality is not that good, if you already know the MPM-Meteor: the Scimitar is much worse!

28 August 2012, 11:21

Bill Gilman
I have the CMR Scimitar in my stash - I think that is the one to go for, the price is not bad considering you also get PE, masks, and vacuform canopy (x2). Plus the decal sheets are quite extensive. Fantastic detail, too, but considering it's a resin kit that is to be expected.

28 August 2012, 11:28

Alex
Fully agree. Actually, the Xtrakit is the opposite - little details, and much work to do if you want a decent detail level. Not to mention all the ordnance and different possibilities like open airbrakes, wings folded and so on.

28 August 2012, 12:33

Bill Gilman
Ah, I forgot about the folding wing set for the CMR kit. It's available separately as an option, but I like how they give you a new set of wings. This way, you don't have to cut the kit wings in order to fold them.

I buy my CMR kits from a company in British Columbia, and they will discount the folding wing option by 25% if you order it at the same time as the kit. 🙂

28 August 2012, 16:04

Reference material

Scimitar Supermarine's Last Fighter

Richard A. Franks

2010

Aviation News 14-27 May 1976

Warpaint No. Vol 4 | No 25

1976

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