SAT69
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I built this kit many years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. Simple? Yes, but it's a satisfying build. I'd do it again with no hesitation. You've done the kit a great justice.
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Impressive work!
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On 12/22/2023 at 8:10 AM, Piotr Mikolajski said:
And this is what customers are looking for. A specific version, specific marking - they buy, they build, they put it on the shelf.
Maybe some time from now there will be "2 in 1" or "3 in 1" boxes, but it won't be soon.
It's interesting that you mention 2 in one and 2 in one because years ago, (post dinosaur), companies like Monogram produced such kits. Their 1/48 P-38 let you build a J, an L, an M and a photo reconn model I can't recall the designation of. Those kits made for some interesting model. A return to that practice would, I firmly believe, be most welcome.
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A lovely model of a beautiful airplane. You'd have a hard time beating a Mirage for good looks.
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Beautifully done. The very subtle weathering looks good.
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That's impressive work. Congratulations!
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I'm glad to see an early A-4M can be built from this kit.
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A lovely build of a beautiful airplane.
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That's one beautiful build!
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Because Kittyhawk never produced the T-28A, I have a feeling this kit will sell reasonable well. I've often wondered why Kittyhawk overlooked the T-28A.
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The interior detail is extraordinary. I looked and shook my head in utter awe.
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Very nicely done. The C-124 is one of my favorite airplanes.
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I'm nothing close to being a rivet counter and your model looks wonderful to me.
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For all the difficulties, it's a beautiful model.
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10 hours ago, Lord Riot said:
Looks excellent! Nice to see a Taiwanese one.
How come the box art shows sharkmouth and tiger cartoon but those don’t seem to be on the decal sheets shown?
Nor is the large tiger on the fuselage sides.
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I've always thought the Badger is a handsome airplane. Your model does it justice.
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Beautiful work. I love an accurate clean build.
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Impressive build. Love the cockpit details.
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20 hours ago, David Womby said:
No. It's Revell's ancient TFX kit that was issued as an F-111C in 1967!
DavidI learned something. Thanks!
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Forgive my ignorance, but is this kit a rebox of the Hasegawa kit? I didn't know Revell marketed a 1/72 F-111C.
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Exemplary work!
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I've been an airplane nut (aka airplane enthusiast) for many years now and if there's one thing I've learned it's that if a manufacturer wants to produce a new model kit badly enough, they'll take the gamble and produce the kit. I've seen kits produced of airplanes I've never even heard of and not seen kits that, to my way of thinking, should be produced (1/72 C-124, 1/48 F-86H). At times, there seems to ryhme or reason regarding what a manufacturer produces while at other times, what is produced appears to be very calculated. I guess what I'm trying to say is that it's wise not to write off the potential for a new kit of whatever airplane you like. I just might happen. We modelers have been greatly surprised in the past, so why not now and in the future.
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On 12/14/2023 at 11:15 AM, vangos said:
Excellent work and weathering!
Absolutely agree!
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A very respectable piece of work. I've never built a resin kit so I can't help but admire the work of those who have.
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What model has nobody kitted that you REALLY want to see?
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1/48 injection molded F-86H; parts to make the .50 machine armed block 1, the block 5 and block 10 20mm cannon armed version, and appropriate wing configurations (6-3 unslatted wing and the 6-3 slatted wing).
1/48 Gulfstream 550, 650 and 700. I know, executive jets kits aren't known for selling well, but the 550 and the 700 would be a dream come true for me.
1/48 L1049G Super Constellation
1/32 scale F-111, preferrably the F-111F but other variants would be acceptable.
1/32 scale B-58A. It would be about 36" long which would be outside of what many modelers could display when finished, but oh what an impressive model it would be.
1/72 XC-99