Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
I have always much preferred the Hamilton Standard tot he Curtiss Electric. Just looks more the part on the P-47.
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I have always much preferred the Hamilton Standard tot he Curtiss Electric. Just looks more the part on the P-47.
fubar57
General
Outstanding purchases Gents.
Both of my Hurricanes were like that as well as the Seafire. I had no problems with the Shark-mouth P-51 and the kit had very fine raised panel lines.
Geo
Both of my Hurricanes were like that as well as the Seafire. I had no problems with the Shark-mouth P-51 and the kit had very fine raised panel lines.
Geo
The detail is awesome Terry. Some moulded in some to be added.
They are certainly not cheap i try to get most of mine via Hobbylink Japan to get the best deal that way i am paying say...$35 with post rather than $50 plus locally.
And here is the othe rhalf of the delivery...
fubar57
General
Nice Wayne, looking forward to seeing your added details on the 1/3000 kit.
Geo
Geo
Crimea_River
Marshal
Good Lord Wayne, you're giving Jan a run for the money!
Donivanp
Major
Now you can have all those naval battles in the front room. Boom, Boom. How do you display them when done? Glass top?
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Benevolens Magister
Nice stuff Wayne.
Two questions - is that last kit for the ships, the docks, or both ?
And do you have to pay Import Duty when buying kits from Japan ?
I've sometimes thought of getting stuff from Hobbylink, but in the UK, on imports outside of the EU, there's normally a 20% tax on the value of the parcel contents and the postage costs, plus a £8 Royal Mail 'handling fee', although stuff from China has arrived without these charges !
Two questions - is that last kit for the ships, the docks, or both ?
And do you have to pay Import Duty when buying kits from Japan ?
I've sometimes thought of getting stuff from Hobbylink, but in the UK, on imports outside of the EU, there's normally a 20% tax on the value of the parcel contents and the postage costs, plus a £8 Royal Mail 'handling fee', although stuff from China has arrived without these charges !
Yep, trying to...
First lot I built years ago are in a coffee table, now going on bases and will go in my cabinet.
You get docks, cranes and ships...a nice little setup for 1/3000 scale.
No extra charges down here..not yet anyway, just the postage rate from Japan.
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Benevolens Magister
Thanks Wayne, and yes, that's a great set.
Donivanp
Major
Been bad again. One trip to Austin and picked up my 109G-6, Pro Modeler SB2C, and the Tamiya 262, then Sprue Brothers sent out there weekend special, an additional 20% off all all specially priced items. So Cyber Hobby 110 D and E and Dragon 190A-8. I've been reading my JG300 book and the Eduard 190 NachtJager was found on the Ebay for $34 and free shipping. So I won't be coming out to play. Oh and the 410 was a swap with Dale, he had two and I have a lot to swap with him.
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Benevolens Magister
That's some haul there Don !
Donivanp
Major
Yes Terry and I forgot to mention the Zvezda 109F-2 and La 5FN came in also. I was pleased t see that the La had Popkov's markings.
Wow! Great stuff guys!
This finally arrived from the old world. I think I ordered it before I went on strike. Anyway, if you are thinking of adding this to your stash be advised some of the first runs of this kit where missing the photo etched cowling flaps. If this happened to you I understand you can get a replacement through that huge hobby shop in the NL.
This finally arrived from the old world. I think I ordered it before I went on strike. Anyway, if you are thinking of adding this to your stash be advised some of the first runs of this kit where missing the photo etched cowling flaps. If this happened to you I understand you can get a replacement through that huge hobby shop in the NL.
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Cheers Wojtek.
Can you see it now?