All Yellow Pinto - eyecatching 1/48 scale PLT287 TT-1 Pinto

The reason for the Temco company to have chosen the name Temco for their training jet remains hidden to us.  Be that as it may, all of US Navy's Pintos flew in yellow overall. And this is exactly what Martin Pfeifer's nicely finished kit also looks like. Martin has built the model using our PLT287 kit which is a second generation of the Planet Model range, now consisting of resin cast parts and finely 3D-printed parts. And this yellow beast does look quite tempting, would you not say?














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