Vac molded as a post-1960 Cessna 180 with optional 185 tail, tundra tires and early 180 nose.
Printed patterns are included for marking out early or late cabin windows.
Resin parts include 2 nose bowls, 3 propellers, instrument panel, control columns & tail wheel.
Read a review of this kit. |
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Airglide C3200 hydraulic wheel-skis
Each set comes with a page of technical information, installation suggestions & diagrams. |
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Edo 2870 floats
Each pair comes with 6 deck
cleats: 4 for your model and 2 for the "carpet monster" |
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EDO 2960 floats for the Cessna 185:
Similar to the 2870, but longer and thinner at the stern. |
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A belly cargo pod for the Cessna 185.
Tundra tires and 3-bladed Hartzel prop shown here are included with the basic Cessna 180/185 kit. |
Alexandre Bigey finished his second Khee-Kha Cessna 185 with the EDO 2960 floats and Norwegian markings from Lima November Decals:
Will Alcott enlisted his Cessna in the RAAF. Thanks again, Will!
Alex Bigey finished his Cessna 185 in Australian airliner markings. The stickers are from Ronin Decals in Australia:
Click here to read Alex's review of this kit on ARC.
Here's one built and photographed by Steve Kallan:
"My compliments to you on this vac- it was well thought out and well executed; once past the cutting out of the window areas the rest is a dream to put together." -Steve Kallan
Once again highlighting the versatility of the Khee-Kha 180/185 kit, Long Luu finished his Cessna as a U-17 of the VNAF:
| Harry Follas finished his 185 with home-made ink jet decals and a super mask-and-airbrush job. |
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"My completed Cessna 185, a ski-plane with Mount Cook Airlines of New Zealand around about 1977. A great model kit, I'm very glad you produced it." -Harry Follas
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| Harry Follas continues to send photos of Cessna models he's building for himself and others now on his 1:72 assembly line in New Zealand. Lovely custom decal work here: |
