This kit does have its issues, Jim. I don't really care, however. Like you I will just build the darned thing. If my involvement in this hobby is all large scale WWII aircraft then by all means. Hmm 1/24 190 A/F seems like a logical choice.JimD wrote:Wow...that was fast! Can't wait to see you tackle that paint job
Yup, ZM has one. It's freaking gorgeous. I'm just no feeling this plane to the tune of $180, but I'd build the heck out of this kit. The word is there's some hubub with some shapes...who cares...there's actually resin to fix it anyway...even throwing in all the AM you can stomach you're under $100...and it looks close enough for me.Manny1943 wrote:Hmmmmm...didn't know Revell did one in 32nd----heard a lot about that other one from ???Zokia Mur---???
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JimD wrote:Wow...that was fast! Can't wait to see you tackle that paint job
Yup, ZM has one. It's freaking gorgeous. I'm just no feeling this plane to the tune of $180, but I'd build the heck out of this kit. The word is there's some hubub with some shapes...who cares...there's actually resin to fix it anyway...even throwing in all the AM you can stomach you're under $100...and it looks close enough for me.Manny1943 wrote:Hmmmmm...didn't know Revell did one in 32nd----heard a lot about that other one from ???Zokia Mur---???
@Manny - if I'm not mistaken they were released within a short time of each other.
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Watching along on this one Paul - like several others, I'd LOVE to have a go at this one but I simply have no room to deal with it, building OR displaying. Looking good sir.
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And for those of you in the middle there's the very good Tamiya quarter scale offering that still stands up VERY well...
...those on the lower end of scale spectrum can look for the Dragon offering in 72nd...I believe Fermis did one in Braille scale that turned out gorgeous!
...those on the lower end of scale spectrum can look for the Dragon offering in 72nd...I believe Fermis did one in Braille scale that turned out gorgeous!
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Yes...I've done both mentioned.Manny1943 wrote:And for those of you in the middle there's the very good Tamiya quarter scale offering that still stands up VERY well...
...those on the lower end of scale spectrum can look for the Dragon offering in 72nd...I believe Fermis did one in Braille scale that turned out gorgeous!
The Tamiya 48th is GREAT!!!
The 72nd Dragon...well...it took a bit of work. Not bad, but some fit issues.
Revell 1/32 is still sittin in the stash!
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I remember building the old Frog kit in a Revell rebox when I was a kid. That was a bad kit, these three new options look much better.





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Fermis, you are killing me again and again...
For all those He 219-lovers like me. Great drawings!!!
For all those He 219-lovers like me. Great drawings!!!
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