WWI 1/32 Turnbuckles?

Has anyone seen any out there on the market? I know I saw some by an English company but I was wondering if there were any more choices? Thanks guys

The only ones I have ever seen are probably the same guy, take a trip past http://www.theaerodrome.com and ask in the modeling forum there,… if anyone knows they will be there.

Which aircraft? they all used slightly different types and sometimes a mixture of types.

Your probably better off making them yourself, it’s easy & your going to need around 60++ which won’t be cheap.

-sean

Hi, LB, this might be the company you’re thinking of, Bob’s Buckles:

http://www.bobsbuckles.co.uk/

I know of many modelers who have used his photo-etched turnbuckles and accessories and have enjoyed the results. I recommend taking a look.

Regards,

Brad

My problem with that site is that there are no images of the buckles themselves … ! the illustrations just look like wire loops!

If you are open to making them from scratch, there is a great, illustrated tutorial here:

http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/2001/11/stuff_eng_tech_rigging.htm

Thanks Guys. The kit I am going to add the buckles to is the Albatros DVa from Wingnut wings. Bob’s buckles looked good to me anyway so I will give them a shot!!

Tony

I have used Bob’s Buckles before, and they really are a quality product. Bob is a great guy to boot, highly recommended!

Thanks I’ll take your word and order from Bob!