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[DBII]

New Preorders from Atlantis:

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I almost hit the order button for the H16.

 

[DBII]

Hey round these here parts that chicken and waffles!!!!
And don't you forget it Babaluie

Or shrimp and grits

 

[Donivanp]

Or shrimp and grits

Oh hell NO, nothing ain't never come good from grits!

 

[MIflyer]

I almost hit the order button for the H16.

I gotta admit that I dimly recall seeing the old Revell kit on the shelves, way back when, but otherwise I ain't never heard of the H-16. I do recall the Piasecki H-21 and even had a BIG working model of one when I was a little kid, but not the H-16.

I am hoping they will reissue the old Revell H-19 kit. I built both it and the Aurora kit but it is now more interesting to me. Circa 1977 while I was at Tinker AFB they came to me and said they had lost the drawings to a part for the H-19 and needed to buy some to support some foreign allies that were still flying them. So they needed me to get one of those parts out of supply, reverse engineer it, and make an official USAF drawing of it so they could buy some. It was about the simplest part you could imagine (and today if I needed one like it I'd go on ebay and try to find something that would work), but I can say I designed a part for the H-19!

 

[MIflyer]

I just got a pop up ad for ebay and I have to admit this is VERY impressive.

 

[Donivanp]

I just got a pop up ad for ebay and I have to admit this is VERY impressive.

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I have one. It is indeed very impressive in the box. Now to build, I can't attest for that.

 

[Zippythehog]

Zoukei-Mura for the win.
Build it before Godzilla swims up.

Actually, a diorama with an old Aurora Godzilla (forced perspective positioning) would be a hoot!

 

[MIflyer]

Actually, a diorama with an old Aurora Godzilla (forced perspective positioning) would be a hoot!

How about a J7W1 dogfighting a jet P-55?

 

[Viking1066]

I just got a pop up ad for ebay and I have to admit this is VERY impressive.

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I saw one for $58, but I don't think it's there any more.

 

[Viking1066]

On my next order.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mKOcgGqG7Q&ab_channel=DetailScaleView

 

[SaparotRob]

I gotta admit that I dimly recall seeing the old Revell kit on the shelves, way back when, but otherwise I ain't never heard of the H-16. I do recall the Piasecki H-21 and even had a BIG working model of one when I was a little kid, but not the H-16.

I am hoping they will reissue the old Revell H-19 kit. I built both it and the Aurora kit but it is now more interesting to me. Circa 1977 while I was at Tinker AFB they came to me and said they had lost the drawings to a part for the H-19 and needed to buy some to support some foreign allies that were still flying them. So they needed me to get one of those parts out of supply, reverse engineer it, and make an official USAF drawing of it so they could buy some. It was about the simplest part you could imagine (and today if I needed one like it I'd go on ebay and try to find something that would work), but I can say I designed a part for the H-19!

 

[le_steph40]

No GB#65 for me
So next project will be an early A6M5 model 52 (possibly flown by Iwamoto Tetsuzo: speculative profile => no photographic reference) from No 253 Kokutai during February 1944.

 

[Wayne Little]

 

[Lucky13]

 

[CATCH 22]

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Bréguet Br.693 & 695
Apparently there will be more than one boxing:
First boxing: Battle of France.
Second boxing: Vichy and Luftwaffe and Italian a/c.
And finally Breguet 695.

 

[fubar57]

Italian sounds tasty and Vichy will be colourful I hope

 

[CATCH 22]

Italian sounds tasty and Vichy will be colourful I hope

There are a couple of variations

 

[Vic Balshaw]

ThiS one could be a worthy cause.

 

[DBII]

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Now I see it. Look what I found.

 

[Lucky13]

New Airfix Jaguar leaps from design computer to our workstations

Enjoy the second part of our new SEPECAT Jaguar model designer interview

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