Berny5664
Airman 1st Class
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There is also this one, but the Hasegawa in better although in some parts the Tauromodel is more correct. Unfortunately, its plastic is a bit coarse and the assembly is very complex.Username: Crimea River
First name: Andy
Category: Judge – Non-competing
Scale: 1/48
Manufacturer: Haseawa
Model Type: Macchi C.202
Aftermarket addons: Brassin Wheel Wells, Brassin Exhausts, STORMO Decals
Well, it's August 1 and Stormy Weather is here. I wanted to do another Italian subject with an interesting camo scheme so chose the old 1/48 Hasegawa C.202 Folgore ("Thunderbotl") kit for this project.
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I've always liked the sleek lines of this family of aircraft so getting one for my collection was not a hard decision. The kit is the only one I know of for this subject in 1/48 and suffers a few issues that I will fix with aftermarket parts which are on their way to me as we speak.
Thanks Berny. I wasn't aware of that one. Can you give me an example of how this kit is more accurate than the Hasegawa? Other than the elevator horn balances that I already fixed, is there something else that needs to be addressed?There is also this one, but the Hasegawa in better although in some parts the Tauromodel is more correct. Unfortunately, its plastic is a bit coarse and the assembly is very complex.
I have two boxes
This one