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"Martin B-10 type 166, B-12, export versions / Type 139 & Type 166", by Patrick Laureau, a well known aviation historian, 84 pages, more than 90 B&W photos, 40 profiles and plans. In english
Great to help with building the recent kits FR0060 / FR0061 (and older kits). Believed to be the first book covering the different types (including Type 166) and the different countries (USA, China, Argentine, Netherlands in East Indies...
Japan, Army Test Center 1/72 nd size A7 (having one Martin Type 166)
You may do these aircraft, tried by the Army Test Center (with the corresponding insigna):
Martin 166 N°5121 WH-3
Martin 139 N°523 WH-2 (you have to procure the roundels)
Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIb (probably not Mk I as written on the sheet)
Boeing B-17E (only the Army Test Center insigna is given)
China Early (Martin 139 WC, DH-9, Zero, Curtiss P-40K).
Gives the codes to build a DH-9A (more exactly, the soviet copy of DH-9A used by the Canton Army) and some Martins 139 WC (roundels and fin flag to get from the kit) . The first six Martin 139 bought by China were delivered in Shangha� on first semester, 1937, were coded 3001 to 3006, and, amongst the three last aircraft (december 1937), only N°1403 and 1404 are known. A...
Miss Latrine of 1930 (taille A7)
Martin Type 166 (WH-3) with US insignas (only WH-3 with US stars stars). We have not included the green bands for the fuselage. For future kits FR0060 and FR0061,
Martin Type 166 Late
- Cam A: Martin Type 166 M597, ML-KNIL, July 1940 to December 1941 (the upper orange triangles were suppressed in June 1940)
- Cam B: Martin Type 166 M585 with rectangular flags in use from February 1942, only Martin to escape to Australia, on the 8 th of March.
- Cam C: Martin Type 166, coded White 12, Don Muang (Bangkok), Thailand, until October 1945 (ML-KNIL aircraft, captured by Japaneses and sol...
Martin Type 166 in Dutch Service
- Cam A: Martin Type 166 M544 yellow and blue with Dutvh roundels, before 1940 (and Grasshopper on port side - may be implemented or not, the photo is not really too clear ... )
- Cam B: Martin Type 166 M5109 camouflaged with orange triangles and fin flag, probably during summer, 1940.
- Cam C: Martin Type 166 M556 camouflaged with Jiminy Cricket on nose, starboard. Captured by Japanese...
Martin B-10 Export WC/WAN. History : Martin B-10 exported to China and Argentina (for Navy), engines two Wright Cyclone R-1820-G2 giving 850 hp at 2,100 rpm. Decals for 2 aircraft, Model 139 WC coded 1403, January to July 1938, Chinese AF, Model 139 WAN coded 3-B-2, Puerto Belgrano, Argentine Navy, from 1938 to 1946.
Northrop Gamma 2E Bomber
History:
Donald Douglas provided the capital to found the Northrop Corporation in 1932 and put his friend Jack Northrop in charge. Northrop was a pioneer of all-metal construction, which he used for the Gamma mail plane, with production beginning in the winter of 1933-34. Modified with a wider fuselage, the design became the Northrop Delta, an 8-passenger transport.
The Gamma 2E was a bombe...
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