Re: Amati Modellismo - questions.

[Ken Parker]

Amati are an Italian company making good kits, heard nothing bad about them.

I believe Westbourne Models at Bournemouth can supply them, they have a
good shop but also do mail order and have a webb site at
www.westbourne-models.co.uk

Good luck

KenP

[Roy]

Has anyone built an Amati "kit" before and would they recommend them?
Am asking for a friend who is considering purchasing the "Endeavour -
1934 - Uk Challenger" from the America's Cup Collection. We have
looked elsewhere for a review on this kit but seem to keep drawing a
blank. Also has anyone any leads onto European suppliers of these
kits?, the closest i've found so far is Germany.
Any info gratefully received as it's a project he's hoping to undertake
sometime in the near future.

By the way, he's hoping to convert it to a RC model instead of a static
one so i would imagine there'll be more questions asked before he's
finished.


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[Roy]

Thanks for the reply Ken, the link you gave me however is incorrect,
there's no S on the end of models;).

Correct link should be http://www.westbourne-model.co.uk/

I'll make sure i pass the information on though.


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[Duncan]

I started doing one of these before I became sidetracked by my main
steam launch project. Kit was nice and I was getting on well, some
details and photos at:

http://www.astbury.org/models/jclass/mdjclass.htm


http://www.astbury.org/models/mdmain.htm