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How many kits of the G are reasonably available in 1/72?

Check the rest of your PC for malware while you're at it. There's no good reason for any browser to lock you out of visiting a site except for nefarious purposes.

Are we back on the maps again?

Are there decals on the same sheet not intended for your choice containing white? You could test those to see if there's enough density.

🥰🥰 Pre-ordered, such a beautiful paintjob..

@Tbolt's question was 48th, but in 1/72 there used to be quite a lot of Pavla stuff that would do the job. Most of it is slightly older though, but there is enough AM bits from 2010 or later out there that is perfectly valid. Perhaps we should poke Arma Hobbies to see if they still have their old Attack resin designs and convert them to 3D print stuff!

None? https://www.scalemates.com/kits/aims-48p047-supermarine-spitfire-prxi--1564061 https://www.scalemates.com/kits/aims-48p046-pr-1g-or-fr-mk-ix-and-pr-iv-spitfire-conversion-set--1495299 https://www.scalemates.com/kits/alley-cat-acm48073c-supermarine-spitfire-prxi-over-india-post-ww2--1513573 https://www.scalemates.com/kits/barracuda-studios-br48028-spitfire-camera-bay-inserts--983134

Restock from existing tooling is done by pouring plastic in the tooled moulds. If you want to make new/adapted tooling for a different version, then yes, you will have a delay. Power outages are a thing, after all.

Look on the bright side: you may get these aftermarket hatch, camera and mounts anyway from either CMK or Eduard once the IBG kits are out.

There's probably already people that do that - although in smaller production runs. So the question you really have to ask is: Would it be a valid business decision for Eduard to design and produce said parts in an admittedly small run just to satisfy the few people who would buy that as opposed to the more generic AM bits....

*pats his CMR resin K5054* It may not be perfect, but it's a damn sight cheaper than that price

"When?" ---- It definitely is suboptimal - but what I tend to do is use a multi-layered approach for really-really-really valuable accounts: password manager, AND a notebook kept on-person (ok, that needs regular updates but so be it). If only for the simple reason that should something happen to me, remaining family is able to access necessary stuff. But the bonus is I can refer to the penned down data if the toaster gains autonomy electronics fail for some reason.

Ah yes, Steam account recovery. Another wonder of automangled processes....

"I have a van, and I'm not afraid to use it!"

I think you may be missing the point. A link to the actual source would be appreciated instead of just an image.