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  1. dragonlanceHR
    Got them both in Bratislava this weekend and they are gorgeous!
  2. dragonlanceHR
    The new Ki-43 and I presume the P-36 are made in cooperation with Jun Temma using his terrific drawings. In his Oct 23rd post he hints that if 1/72 sales of Oscar are good, we might maybe see it (and one other) in 1/48. So to all of you One True Scale folks: I believe in you. You can do it!
  3. dragonlanceHR
    No twin .50 turret in the back, just the open gun stand. A, B, C are early versions, G, J and K are late. Of course there are various other less visible improvements in engine power and equipment.
  4. dragonlanceHR
    The biggest diference between MF and bis apart of the spine is in the upper nose of the bis which is fatter and bulged outwards. Once seen, can't be unseen. All else is cosmetics.
  5. dragonlanceHR
    It never rains but it pours Two new kits, both of the last version. The renders look way better than the competitor's parts.
  6. dragonlanceHR
    But Nosf... err, Mr. Sulc boasted years ago that it was uneconomic due to practically unseen difference. What happened?
  7. dragonlanceHR
    I highly doubt it. Aftermarket to the rescue.
  8. dragonlanceHR
    The CFT's are apparently also 1st gen.
  9. dragonlanceHR
    Having seen the pictures of various accessories being glued to this kit, I say we have a prop equivalent of the Mi-24 kit 😞 Empty, sparse on detail.
  10. dragonlanceHR
    If they mean less profit, why were they introduced in the first place?
  11. dragonlanceHR
    https://www.facebook.com/share/p/o9DHJgyK88TSmaoi/ In the comments. If you can't see it, I'll make a screenshot.
  12. dragonlanceHR
    It is known that they took the oil cooler matrix - more effective, quality built - from Yak fighters, it's logical that they took the intake duct shape too. Why reinvent the wheel?
  13. dragonlanceHR
    Reviews on FB were bad, as in badly printed, no detail etc. Pity.
  14. dragonlanceHR
    Yep. This time I'm that guy. I'm looking for rivet plans for Bristol Beaufort and Martin Maryland. 1/48 kits IMO look bare without them. I have rivetless plans for both a/c. I hope the rivet plans exist since making my own from photos is a long-term project. Cheers, Vedran
  15. dragonlanceHR
    Yes, but this is a comparison to less-than-stellar revised Eduard attempt at I-16.
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