nickc

Sorry must have mis-typed...That looks ace!

That looks, but I have to say it...What no toilet? 😄

Ah, perfect, that fine molds set on aviation megastore is just what I was after, cheers all.

Now that the Hasegawa weapons kits seem harder and harder to get hold of (or my google-foo is weak), where's everyone getting things like zuni rocket pods LAU 10 mk82 from? Is it just a case of spending £7-8.00 on individual resin bits and pieces from the likes of Resikits and Eduard-Brassin? I mean there's nothing wrong with them per-se, they're often really nice, but If you're doing something like an A-1 you can spend as much on weapons haul-out as the kit itself! I'm trying to convince my wife that modelling is a cheap hobby...help a man out here.

Can someone tell me what folks gain from criticising what are otherwise really great kits? I mean; we're talking commercially available plastic model kits out of boxes. If scale and accuracy are that important, why are you even bothering with plastic, how come you're not building to scaled plans from metal, I mean anything else is just going to be wrong isn't it?. It seems to me that folks are judging these kits to a standard that Meng and others are not holding themselves to, it 's like criticising someone for getting a great grade in GSCE History by suggesting that the mark isn't good enough for A-level economics. It just makes no sense to me It's less than £70 for perhaps one of the best F4 kits on the market, and all folks can do is have a downer on it. it's weird, like some odd competition to be the most Judgey Mcjudgy pants