Kit #004, the Waco YKS cabin biplane in 1/72 scale. |
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This kit comes with vac-formed airframe parts, including floatplane tail fin, and resin engine, instrument panel and dash, tail wheel, Curtiss-Reid prop and Hamilton-Standard prop.
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Claudio Luchina converted his Waco to a wide-track VKS-7 and added an after-market Continental engine --> |
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*New Release! * The Ellis Air Transport Waco YKS-6, with Edo P-3300 floats & Arctic Decals:
Waco YKS NC16210 was brought to Alaska, fresh from the factory, by Bob Ellis in the summer of 1936. In 1941 Ellis, already a Naval Reserve officer, was activated and for three months after Pearl Harbor he flew this Waco on antisubmarine patrol out of Ketchikan. A hole was cut in the floor through which a 100 lb. bomb could be dropped, and one rifle was also carried. |
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Ruben Husberg of Lima November Decals has released a limited edition kit of the Norwegian Waco YKS-7, LN-EAO, with Khee-Kha moldings for the airframe & Edo 38-3430 floats, & neatly printed decals for 2 color schemes including a WWII ambulance. This kit is available from LIMA NOVEMBER DECALS : ![]() |
PHOTOS FROM BUILDERS | |
Claudio Luchina converted his Waco to a wide-track VKS-7 and added an after-market Continental engine: Read Claudio's review of this kit on the Aircraft Resource Center webpage. |
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Steve Kallan wasted no time turning out an Ellis Air Transport floatplane from the YKS-6 kit: ![]() |