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It says teardrop canopy on the actual box, so it must be the translation software Homebee is using that came up with that. As it's a straight reissue of kit JT60, there is only the three blade propeller included. The four blade one has only appeared in limited issue versions of the kit.
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The September issue of Tamiya Model Magazine was late at my (independent) newsagent, and I haven't seen the October one yet.
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There were a few more helicopters in 1/100 scale - SH-3A/D Sea King, CH-54 Skycrane, KV-107, UH-1B Iroquois and AH-1G Huey Cobra. The 1/48 scale Hughes 500 also turned up as a OH-6 Cayuse. Any 1/72 scale helicopters in a Tamiya box were Italeri kits, though.
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Enzo's Phantom Phrenzy Part 2 - FGR.2
Richard Humm replied to Enzo the Magnificent's topic in UK Phantom STGB
The Fujimi tooling wasn't altered to add the RWR fairing - the original 1987 release came in four flavours, FG.1, FG.1 with RWR, FGR.2 and FGR.2 with RWR. The same four versions were reissued with tooling modifications a few years later, so they must have made two versions of the fuselage sprues. -
Is it the motorised version? It's difficult to find an early Tamiya kit that didn't include a Mabuchi electric motor.
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There's generally something like four or five 1/35 scale military kits, two or three 1/48 scale military kits, three or four 1/24 scale cars and one or two 1/12 scale motorbikes in terms of new tooling every year, which is more than most companies manage. It's obvious aircraft and ships aren't a major part of their release plans though recently there have been three F-35s in both 1/72 and 1/48 scale.
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Martin Marauder B26B - Airfix 1/72
Richard Humm replied to CedB's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
Yes, the Scale Models review of the kit said that it was the last work of John Edwards, the chief Airfix designer of the 1960s, who died a couple of years before the kit was actually released, and had been a fan of the Marauder. -
And a trip around the Tamiya museum in Shizouka
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There's one airliner - a 1/100 Embraer 175 in FDA livery. It looks like it was originally issued as a promo, then as a regular kit. https://www.scalemates.com/kits/tamiya-92197-embraer-175-fuji-dream-airlines--1022010 Does a helicopter count as general aviation? https://www.scalemates.com/kits/tamiya-ma-114-kawasaki-hughes-h-500--133745 For manga/anime, there's a 1/700 scale aircraft carrier https://www.scalemates.com/kits/tamiya-25413-aircraft-carrier-ddv192-ibuki--1136395 Media tie-ins? One from Gerry Anderson https://www.scalemates.com/kits/tamiya-super-car--1091079
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Blitzbuild '25 - Part 2 Gallery
Richard Humm replied to Enzo the Magnificent's topic in Blitzbuild '25 - Part 2
Atlantis reissue of the Aurora Forgotten Prisoner of Castel-Maré 1/8 scale kit number A453 Build thread here. He does glow in the dark, but not brightly enough for my camera to pick him up.- 16 replies
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Actually, I remember him... Finished
Richard Humm replied to Richard Humm's topic in Blitzbuild '25 - Part 2
So this evening it just remained to put everything together The purple spider is as per the instruction sheet, as is the green snake. So by half past nine I was finished, though I forgot to include my watch in the final shot. More in the gallery. -
Actually, I remember him... Finished
Richard Humm replied to Richard Humm's topic in Blitzbuild '25 - Part 2
A bit more paintwork this afternoon. Now it's just putting it all together. -
Actually, I remember him... Finished
Richard Humm replied to Richard Humm's topic in Blitzbuild '25 - Part 2
Got a couple of painting sessions in today, with the first also involving a bit of cleaning up the joints from the assembled parts. This afternoon This evening I did have to paint the femurs, and as I didn't have any of that Joy luminous paint that was always being advertised in Airfix Magazine around the first time I built the kit, I ended up using Army Painter Warpaint Fanatic Skeleton Bone. -
Actually, I remember him... Finished
Richard Humm replied to Richard Humm's topic in Blitzbuild '25 - Part 2
Half an hour's work this evening getting the items that were in halves together