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speedgraflex wrote:Cool. I really like everything here, and Carlos is right I forgot to add a Corsair!



I really want to do an Air Cobra in 1/32. I don’t know if a kit exists. (The Air Cobra is the third plane in the above shot.)

If one doesn’t exist, it should! That’s cool looking!

Bruce,

A company called Kitty Hawk makes one. Found a write-up for you here:

https://www.largescaleplanes.com/review ... p?rid=1546

Thank you so much, Kenny X!!!!!

speedgraflex wrote:Cool. I really like everything here, and Carlos is right I forgot to add a Corsair!



I really want to do an Air Cobra in 1/32. I don’t know if a kit exists. (The Air Cobra is the third plane in the above shot.)

Yes there is a 1/32 injection molded P-39 Airacobra kit. It was originally released by Special Hobby, and later reboxed by Revell Germany.

Airacobra!

So you have an A-10 and a P-40 and listen to Motörhead. Ok, I won’t give you a hard time about the German stuff now.

Bruce, I´d go with the Kittyhawk kit. Gray Wickham did really go to town with his review of this kit over on "The Modelling News".

Kenny, nothing wrong about having a soft spot for the 109! I am very tempted to get Tamiya´s 1/48 kit, but so far could resist. Too many kit already in the stash, among them several 1/32 scale 109s...

Thomas, those Revell Germany new tool 109’s are very affordably priced at the local shops. Somewhere around $30 or less. Far more affordable than the Hasegawa or Trumpeter kits. Same goes for their Mustang. The Eduard Weekend Edition kits are also in a similar price range. My only beef with 1/32 kits is that I am running out of display space...

Thomas_M wrote:Bruce, I´d go with the Kittyhawk kit. Gray Wickham did really go to town with his review of this kit over on "The Modelling News".

Did any one else click through to this review??? Wow! Thank you, Thomas!