RAF david brown tug, litlle questions
 

Hi, I'm a scale modeler, I really like to build airplanes and airfields.
Right now I'm building on a lancaster dammbuster.
Of course I want to build an airfield for this beautiful airplane.
I was thinking of making an David brown tug that is pulling my lanc to his lift-of place.
Poorly enough there isn't a kit (a pre-molded model), so i have to build it all by my self.
So i was looking for the sizes etc... on the internet. Poorly enough i couldn't find them. Or a vector drawing of one.
Maybe you guys can help my with my problem? Or even just the size of the wheels?

Ps. I'm from Belguim and just 16 years old, so i hope my English isn't to bad.

Thanks, Eli

Re: RAF david brown tug, litlle questions
 

Hello Eli

Welcome to the forum!

Your English is very good indeed. You may want to ask for this information on a model-making forum. I know that there's a similar question here:

http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/i...howtopic=54574

The original poster is asking for the same thing, and someone may have the information you need. Perhaps you could bookmark it?

Regards

Simon

Re: RAF david brown tug, litlle questions
 

Hello Eli,

If you do not want to scratchbuild a David Brown tractor you can always consider buying the Airfix Short Stirling Kit as this comes complete with one in 1/72 scale.

If you want one in 1/48 scale I think that Flightpath do a model Kit?

Best of luck - Keith :)