I did see Keith recently, if that helps. Pierre Oliver

Ben, I apologize for any slight you may have perceived in my previous post. My intent was to exclude those persons listed in the parenthesis, since of course I know that they would be conversant with

Remember however that Brian R. Termunde was wanting a 1/160th scale PT boat and the 1/187th scale would be pretty close to his needs would it not? Bill Welch PS I remember the Hawk model line very

Bob, Please notice that 1/187 is a lot smaller than 1/87. Chuck Hladik

Bob Witt wrote: "I Googled "Testor Elco PT boat 1:160 scale" and found this information suggesting the model actually scaled to 1/87." Read the review agains - it's One/One-HUNDRED Eighty-Seventh! 

Bill, I Googled "Testor Elco PT boat 1:160 scale" and found this information suggesting the model actually scaled to 1/87. "Among these is the U.S. Navy PT Boat. Billed by Testors as 1/200 scale on

Anyone recently bought photos from the Sirman collection? Ed Mines

It has me thinking real hard. Rich

I gladly stand corrected Rich. This does not pop up when one does a 1/48 scale PT search. Bill Welch

Not true. Check out this link. http://www.bluejacketinc.com/kits/ptboat.htm Rich Yoder

The Northeastern Fallen Flags RPM event is will be held in Bridgewater, NJ on September 29th. The presentation schedule for this one-day event now is now available on the website. Check the website

But to be clear, there is no 1/48th scale PT boat available. Bill Welch

Brian Not sure if you notice Peter Roos post but the following link notes that Testers once offered a 1/160th PT Boat. http://www.building-model-boats.com/pt-boat-model.html Bill Welch

wow can you look at this http://www.local15newscalo.net/work/?money=87967

Bill Daniels wrote: "As a former Navy Petty Officer, I am quite knowledgeable regarding naval terminology. However, I also understand that people who did not have that experience (or are sailors today

Gene, As a former Navy Petty Officer, I am quite knowledgeable regarding naval terminology. However, I also understand that people who did not have that experience (or are sailors today in either

Seems like an odd term for that dimension but OK. I was imagining something more along the lines of "keel." Thanks to all who responded. Once again, ask and ye shall receive. Gratefully, Gene

So we're looking at a 52' car with a boat that is 20' wide and 78' long. It's an impressive photo and yes in "O" scale a car is available and a 1:48 scale boat kit is on the market. For most of us

It appears the Elcos were 80 ft, Higgins PTs where 78. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PT_boat Revell made a plastic Higgins PT in either 1/96 or 1/100 scale (references not clear), which might be

I don't know for sure who is still buying negative collections these days, but I do know that I am not. The reason: no money. John C. La Rue, Jr. Bonita Springs, FL