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T Bolt said:
I've been looking at those kits on eBay as they pop up. Almost put in a bid on one a few days ago. You'll have to tell me how good of a kit it id Aaron
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Glenn, it looks to have a boat load of detail. You can have several panels open, gun bays and what not, and you can also have the engine out on a stand. I'd like to check and see what's available as far as detail parts.
 
Went to the LHS to get some paint and cement, and was just in time to see Iris unpacking the latest delivery, including this!
I didn't even know it was planned, and apparently it was released on 19 December.
First impressions are that it owes a lot (probably all) to the out of production Academy kit, with the same minor inaccuracies, but this kit includes parts and decals for the F.Mk6 and FGA9, plus 'export' versions.
I'll post a full review later tonight, once I've compared it to the Academy offering.
 

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Airframes this hunter is + nice.

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b-1


su-2


isuzu tx-40 fuel truck


T-26 1939 finland


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samoa


isu 85


jagdpanther


beech bonanza v35


SB-2 spanish republican katyuska


awacs sentry


ferdinand


elephant

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Good hauls there D !
Karl, it is the Academy kit, but with extra parts and decals to make one of 6 versions. It's SRP at £25, but just in today at Model Hobbies for about £22 (same as the LHS), not bad when you consider both Academy kits retailed for around £15+ each four or five years ago. And of course the bonus of different versions, and an excellent Italeri (Cartograf?) decal sheet.
 
hmmm, I wasn't aware of this Italeri Hunter kit being out there either (they didn't make a big deal out of it in terms of marketing it on their site or something), but this sure looks interesting. I'm still looking to add an F.6A (N-294 of the Dutch Hawker Hunter Foundation) to my display case as it's based near my hometown
 
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Good one Karl.
Jelmer, the Italeri Hunter kit has decals for a Dutch aircraft - details will be in a mini-review I'll post later tonight.
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Based on the boxart I gathered as much...although Italeri for some reason has the has a bit of a habit of messing up Dutch roundels, so when the time comes I'll prolly turn to an after market sheet covering various Dutch airworthy 'museum' A/C
 
Technically no purchase but a trade with a fellow model builder who lives nearby. A few kits changed owners and were replaced by these

Truth be told, 95% of the subjects I build models of are WW2 era prop a/c, but after watching the brutal power of the MiG29 last summer and (after looking into it) the nice selection of interesting and challenging color schemes out there a smaller scale MiG 29 seemed like an interesting subject for a change.


Again, jets are generally not my thing, but there's a few exceptions. The French Super-Etendard being one of 'em. I've got a few ideas for this baby already


Plus in addition a message from the Webshop I ordered the Italeri P-40M/N from the other day. Turns out that kit sold out shortly before I ordered it (and for some reason there are problems with the kit supplier of Italeri, so the chance obtaining that kit some soon weren't too big ...so he offered to send me the 1/48 Hasegawa P-40N in stead for the Italeri price (including a special promo-set of Dutch markings specially made for that webshop) Well, thats what I call an offer I couldn't refuse
 
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