Anyone have PT-22 photo's..

[Starduster77]

USAAF or any other country would be nice please.

Thank you for your time.

[Robbo]

We're fortunate in having two PT22s at Old Warden. Here are a few photos of them in action:

[warbirdcrew]

Seen at KBVS fly-in last spring.

[Manonthefence]

A couple from me, I think I have more at home. All from Old Warden.

[Starduster77]

Excellent!!
I was thinking of building a model of one and I read that the wings were not straight as the model kits are so these photo's help .
Hope I can pull it off by cutting up the wings to sweep them back.
I was going to post on the model sight but I found out there are some still flying and I lucked out.
Any one with a South American countryPT-22 photo? but I'm happy with these.
Thank you all very much.
Rick

[RickH]

Rick, what kit were you planning on using ? If it is an STA or STM kit, they didn't have the wing sweep. They also used the inline Menasco rather than the Kinner radial.

Last edited by RickH on Fri Apr 11, 2008 10:58 am, edited 1 time in total.

[Starduster77]

This kit http://www.squadron.com/NoStock.asp?item=SO72064
which is the PT-20 kit and resin nose,engine added to it.So the wings are the only proplem.
Rick

[Manonthefence]

As promised

[JDK]

Tyabb (Westernport, Victoria, Australia) Airshow a couple of years ago. If I understand you are taking a conversion from a STA/M kit to a PT-22, the undercarriage is also different.

I'd recommend 'The Ryan Guidebook' as well.

http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchR ... ok&x=0&y=0

[Starduster77]

No the kit is of the Pt-22 it has the parts for the PT-22 in resin and the plastic PT-20 kit for for the main wing ,etc.Just the wings are wrong which I already changed using photo of the plane from almost looking straight up.
Any way thanks for the photo's they do and did help .
Thanks Rick

[Jeff Funk]

A couple of shots taken the New Garden Airport (Toughkennamon, PA) in 2004.