A few more future releases. (3 Viewers)

My my my but that is UGLY
 
Just leave it in the front yard, up on blocks.
 
It was a stupid program promoted by someone with political pull. When it was suggested the response was that we really kinda needed to focus on bombers and fighters since PH had just been bombed. But when the politics in DC got rolling, a requirement was developed out of thin air:

"If the Germans invade South America the C-76 will be useful there."

It was made out of wood, and thus needed a temperature and humidity controlled factory in order for it to be located in hot, humid, LA. The good news was that the factory proved to just what was needed to build Higgins boats.

The first C-76 crashed when the tail fell off because the bolts that held the tail on had never been installed ("How are you going to put the bolts in if you glue the tail together that way?" Response: "Bolts? What bolts? The first one did not have any bolts.") Two more were built and reportedly served as hacks at Tinker Army Airfield during the war.
 
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A12012 Blackburn Buccaneer S.2
 
I always thought the Buccaneer was a beautiful airplane.
 
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"I'd like a 1/48 Oxford."

According to what I have read the 1/1 scale versions were lot less popular.
 
New planned releases from Atlantis this year. H are former Revell kits, M is former Monogram kits, L is former Lindberg kits

6300 Atlantis 1/1200 Combat Fleet 12 Ships included!
L534 1/48 Curtiss Jenny
3005 Metaluna Mutant
M7502 Snoopy Joe Cool with Motor
M6894 Snoopy and his Race Car Motorized
H1371 1/25 '57 Chevy Belair Build Stock or Drag
M2204 1/24 Tom Daniel Son of Troublemaker Funny Car
13101 1/25 Keeler's Kustoms Fiat Competition Coupe
6005 727 with New Boeing Prototype Markings
M2401 1926 Mack AC Bulldog Logger
Restocks on the H1223 Mooneyes Dragster,
H352 Forrest Sherman and the M6650 Little Red Baron
 
 
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