A few more future releases. (2 Viewers)
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Donivanp
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Cool, but I was looking for more of a 1:1 I could put in the front yard for the home owners association!
Donivanp
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I've got several Hobby Craft P/F-82 kits but I won't pay the price that is being asked for the G model. Poking around last night I found this site.
F-82G Twin Mustang SCR-720 radar pod, 1/48 by mike962 on Shapeways
F-82G Twin Mustang exhaust, 1/48 by mike962 on Shapeways
F-82G Twin Mustang SCR-720 radar pod, 1/48 by mike962 on Shapeways
F-82G Twin Mustang exhaust, 1/48 by mike962 on Shapeways
Donivanp
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Oh and now I hear Modelsvit Models will be coming out with a new tool F-82G!
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Soon! 
MIflyer
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News from Atlantis Models Co, the company that is reissuing many old Revell and Monogram classic kits.
In May 2021 they will reissue the famous 1/12 Scale R-1820 "working" model kit for $34.99. I am looking forward to getting one of those!
In January 2021 they will reissue the 1/40 Nike missile kit for $21.99
I guess both of these kits are the originally Renwal kits
In May 2021 they will reissue the famous 1/12 Scale R-1820 "working" model kit for $34.99. I am looking forward to getting one of those!
In January 2021 they will reissue the 1/40 Nike missile kit for $21.99
I guess both of these kits are the originally Renwal kits
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Airframes
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Two new kits from ICM are due soon, both in 1/32nd scale, and should be very popular.
First is a DH Tiger Moth, retailing at around £35 in the UK, and the 3D images om Hannant's website show what looks like another very nice kit from this company, and I think the first injected kit of this aircraft in 1/32nd scale since the old Matchbox example form the 1970's.
Second kit is what looks like a very nice model of the Fiat CR 42, with UK price around £45, not bad at all for this fairly large biplane fighter.
Both kits can be put on "back order / pre-order" at Hannant's, at a slightly reduced price, and I'm tempted, even though I'm running short of display space, and have far too may kits already !
Pics of the box art work below.
First is a DH Tiger Moth, retailing at around £35 in the UK, and the 3D images om Hannant's website show what looks like another very nice kit from this company, and I think the first injected kit of this aircraft in 1/32nd scale since the old Matchbox example form the 1970's.
Second kit is what looks like a very nice model of the Fiat CR 42, with UK price around £45, not bad at all for this fairly large biplane fighter.
Both kits can be put on "back order / pre-order" at Hannant's, at a slightly reduced price, and I'm tempted, even though I'm running short of display space, and have far too may kits already !
Pics of the box art work below.
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Crimea_River
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Wrong scale for me but good to see new stuff. I'd like to see a 1/48 "Canadianized" Tiger Moth as the needed mods to the new Airfix offering would be tricky.
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Yes, me too, to an extent.
Like you, I prefer to work to a "constant" scale, in 1/48th, but I do like to have a few 1/32nd scale models of certain subjects, although I suddenly find I have more than I thought ( six 1/32nd Spitfires, for example !!!) , and the trouble is, the space they take up, where one, 1/32nd scale Spitfire, for example, takes the space of around two to three in 1/48th scale and some types even "fighter size", are just a tad too big for "standard size" cabinet shelves
Is the "Canadianised" Tiger Moth more complex ?
I haven't really studied it, but I thought it was just the addition of a canopy, which could be moulded . The pic below shows a conversion from the old Matchbox 1/32nd scale kit, on display at Elvington.
Like you, I prefer to work to a "constant" scale, in 1/48th, but I do like to have a few 1/32nd scale models of certain subjects, although I suddenly find I have more than I thought ( six 1/32nd Spitfires, for example !!!) , and the trouble is, the space they take up, where one, 1/32nd scale Spitfire, for example, takes the space of around two to three in 1/48th scale and some types even "fighter size", are just a tad too big for "standard size" cabinet shelves
Is the "Canadianised" Tiger Moth more complex ?
I haven't really studied it, but I thought it was just the addition of a canopy, which could be moulded . The pic below shows a conversion from the old Matchbox 1/32nd scale kit, on display at Elvington.
Crimea_River
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The canopy is probably the major thing. Also, wheels moved forward to reduce chance of face plants since Canadian ones had brakes. Here's a list of other things: Canadian DH82C conversion of the Airfix 1/48 Tiger Moth
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Thanks Andy.
Quite a number of detail changes then, and I guess adjusting the undercart would be the trickiest thing to get right.
Quite a number of detail changes then, and I guess adjusting the undercart would be the trickiest thing to get right.
Looks like the AV version can be sold...and quick!
thats got your name written all over it Jim ! 
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Benevolens Magister
So has the box next to it, with the title "English Electric Lightning F6" ............................
Yes! & Never!!!
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Benevolens Magister
Go on, you know you want to ...................
