Italeri instructions

[DaveS]

Very impressed with MRC.  I called Monday about 4:30, and the instructions were in my mail on Friday morning.  You don't see service like that any more.  Now I'm ready to build!

David S

[DaveS]

Thanks, I'll check it out.  I got in touch with MRC today.  They are the American distributor for Italeri.  I hope they will be able to prove instructions in about 2 weeks or so.  I didn't think  it would be this hard to find something like that.  I got lucky.  Hobby Town USA had a copy of Squadron's walk around guide to the Elco 80.  Lots of good photos.

David Shaw

[Matt C]

I don't think they have the model kit you're looking for, but just for information, http://www.model-making.eu/ posts scans of instructions, decals, and full sprues as well.

[DaveS]

Spanky,
The plane is a Fi-156 Fleseler Storch.

Thanks,
David

[Spanky]

Dave,early war German A/C interiors were painted RLM 02.Depends on the plane and time frame.What's the plane?
spanky

[Ryan K]

I have used http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/ and http://www.luckymodel.com/ in the past to find some.
IIRC Tamiya reboxes some of there molds for home sales.

HTH

[Bill L2]

Ryan mentioned a website that has instructions. I forgot the name. Get with him.

German aircraft cockpits were painted with RLM 66. You could get away with using gunship gray if you played with it a little. Wheel wells and stuff were RLM 02.

[DaveS]

Does anyone know how or where I can find building instructions for Italeri kits?  Also, what was the standard interior paint color for German WWII aircraft.  I have used a dark gray in the past.


Thanks,
David Shaw