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It's great to see the BH.9 on the way. Will there be more models of members of that aircraft family in the future?

 

On the matter of Czech subjects, would the Tatra T.101 ever be something you'd consider? It would be great to have one to place alongside your Zlín Tréner kits as the T.101 was an ancestral design to the Tréner.

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Well, Tatra 101 is not in the draft now. Not sure it will be someday.

Venom - unfortunately no. I understand there is a lot of camouflage variants etc. but we refused the Vampire/Venom family.

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6 hours ago, Jan Polc said:

Gentlemen, you are right - Avia BH-11, 9 and 5. 

And for those who were asking for Chipmunk - it goes to the moulders together with Avia, so release date is.......

 

Jan, as I was nearly right can we have a new-mould Hurricane II A & B please?

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53 minutes ago, Jan Polc said:

Venom - unfortunately no. I understand there is a lot of camouflage variants etc. but we refused the Vampire/Venom family.

 

Thanks for your honesty Jan.  It's a little disappointing however at least now we can stop thinking and dreaming about it and move on to something a little more popular.... 

 

Anyone got decent plans for that 'Fruitbat' thingy!! 

 

Cheers.. Dave 

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We were talking about Chipmunk in 48 scale in the company. But just talking only.... I am afraid that slots in 48 are full for this year... Mostly jets.

 

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1 hour ago, Jan Polc said:

I am afraid that slots in 48 are full for this year... Mostly jets.

 

 

MiGs? Hunters ?  G-91s? 262s? ??????

 

Also you say you like good beer, which is the best Czech beer & do you know if it is available in Britain?

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Sorry for being so boring, but yesterday 3 years had passed since the following statement had been declared by Petr Muzikant:

 

 

Posted January 17, 2014 ·

I'll try to answer all gradually.Cessna T-50 Bobcat with us is ready for production. It's a completely new model. Technology forms will be short-run in the box Admiral.

Cessna 150 152 180, U-17 are now in the final stages of preparation for production. Will be made in metal molds HQT in full quality in AZmodel.
Furthermore, the preparation also continue to Piper J-3 and L-4 Pa-18. Also will HQT.
DHC-1 Chipmunk 1/72, finishing in 3D. Coming Soon in 1/72 and 1 / 48th Forms will be HQT quality. Soon we will show previews.
I hope we cheer our innovations in preparation.
Models in our preparation is much needed and now everything is gradually put into production and sales.


 

Petr AZ Muzikant

owner

AZmodel /Admiral/Legato kits

 

 

So my question is: are there any news concerning the Cessna Bobcat?

Cheers

Michael

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5 hours ago, Jan Polc said:

Procopius, it is easy to have decals from CBI for Hurricanes...., available at Hannants, nine schemes for Hurricanes II

 Are some of those Ceylon-based machines? If so, I'll gave to grab it!

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In fact I can not comment Petr, as he is owner. Let mesk for Bobcat and its fate. What I know is, that I have British and Canadian aircraft designed and ready for decal construction.

I will inform you.

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It's good to see transfers appearing for the IAF, but you will hear that the I Sq IAF A.A  example is in some doubt, and the green/grey camouflage is in considerable doubt.  Except probably for R with the Sky trim.  Also the white bands were not adopted until January 1945. and shortly after removed from the Hurricanes because of their predominantly low-level operations.  

 

I would have expected to see bomb carriers on the majority of these aircraft.  It would be good if your kit provided a better example of these than the crudely mis-shapen things on the Revell kit.

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2 hours ago, spaddad said:

 

 

Also you say you like good beer, which is the best Czech beer & do you know if it is available in Britain?

 

"Best" is highly subjective, but you can't go wrong with most things from Bernard:

http://premiumczechbeers.co.uk/product/bernard-11-svetly-lezak-unpasteurized-light-lager-4-5/

 

http://glutenfreebeerstore.co.uk/products/bernard-gluten-free-lager-4-9-500ml

 

Other good brands to watch for, though I'm not sure of their UK availability, are Chotěbor, Dalešice, Polička, Poutník and Svijany.

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14 minutes ago, upnorth said:

 

"Best" is highly subjective, but you can't go wrong with most things from Bernard:

http://premiumczechbeers.co.uk/product/bernard-11-svetly-lezak-unpasteurized-light-lager-4-5/

 

http://glutenfreebeerstore.co.uk/products/bernard-gluten-free-lager-4-9-500ml

 

Other good brands to watch for, though I'm not sure of their UK availability, are Chotěbor, Dalešice, Polička, Poutník and Svijany.

 

Thanks for your input, most helpful. Agree wholeheartedly about subjectivity, I should have asked for favourite or some similar term but hate typing & best is a nice small word.

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I will bring some to Telford. 

I am drinking what is locally available - names as Kozel, Radegast, Staropramen. But nice are beers from local small breweries. But I am sure it is not possible to buy in UK.

When I am going to Iceland shop (called internally Britmodeller in AZ), I am buying strong Danish beers White bear. I reccomend, but drink carefully.

I am going to Nuremberg Toy Fair in two weeks and I am looking forward to German (Bavarian exactly) dark beer.

 

And now it looks like I am alcoholic...... :-)

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I know this is still a bit off topic from the main purpose, of AZ kits, but since it was started...

 

You can get Staropramen easily in most good supermarkets in Ireland (such as Supervalu), but I have not seen the other Czech beers mentioned.  It is possible that they may be available in the more specialist off-licences.

 

Of course, there is a growing craft beer industry in Ireland, where any number of interesting (and tasty) beers can be obtained.  Jan - if you decide at some stage to come to the IPMS Ireland National show (usually the first weekend in October, or two weeks after E-day, each year), we can treat you to some of these.....:)

 

Philip

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First apologies for dragging the thread off topic, I hope you don't mind too much Jan, and thanks for the suggestions. I'll be going to Telford next year so I'll definitely look you up! Secondly thanks to all you other guys,plenty of research info there, rest assured will be studying the subjects in much greater detail but maybe we should get back on topic now,

thanks again chaps,

spad

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spaddad, more details about our this year planned projects will be published after Nuremberg Toy Fair. Let us keep some surprises for our distributors...... :-)

 

Thanks for refreshing intermezzo discussing Czech beers. I think that the best way to try it is to make a trip to Prague. We have excellent aviation museum here with many planes you can not meet in UK, plenty of pubs, some ten model shops...... Let me know if you will come, we can meet and drink some beers or visit museum.

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