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  1. On 1/29/2024 at 8:16 PM, Homebee said:

    Release expected on February 15th, 2024 - Box art - ref. 11182- Northrop F-5E Tiger II - Freedom Tiger

    Source: https://www.facebook.com/EduardCompany/posts/pfbid0XEzYbVC6q5ZeqkpbQHKEaXqixU442fKUuNCJNkdKZsUP4xqdL8fye5Z7WfPkrFZnl

     

    V.P.

    Hello V.P.

     

    Is the 51.58 euros the pre-order price of the kit, or the final price? I'm asking because I just opened the specific webpage (eduard.com/preorders) and it shows the price I just mentioned, but with no indication regarding this matter.

     

    Cheers,

    Bill

  2. 2 hours ago, Homebee said:

    Thanks for the tip mate, but come on, 51.80 for a kit like this one? I mean Academy used to sell their reboxings of the KF-5E and KF-5F a few years ago for only 35 euros to 40 max.

     

    Perhaps a significant discount if you preorder more than five kits?

  3. 38 minutes ago, ruudster said:

    i received the Aztec sheet.  It is beautiful and has many great schemes to choose from.  The down side is that all 6 roundels for the RJAF options are the same size when the wing roundels should be bigger than the fuselage ones.  Now to figure out how to solve that…

    Maybe you can find some in one of those old ESCI sheets that are for sale on Ebay?

  4. 1 hour ago, Diego said:

    Colorful Iranian Air Force F-5E/F decals for the upcoming Wolfpack F-5E and F-5F kits from Hi-Decal  (HD72052) , with markings for following birds:

     

     

     

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    Interesting, but not as interesting as having decals for the US Navy adversary units. We're talking about more than 50 different paint schemes!

     

    For all of these I need more than 50 kits, if you count the alterations that exist between them. Perhaps the double amount of kits, but hey, that means more profit for Wolfpack Design !!!!

     

    Cheers,

    Bill

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  5. On 8/17/2023 at 10:47 PM, RHWinter said:

    don’t we need a good kit of the very early, original pecil-like-looking  „flying pencils“, the Do 17?!

    What about the Monogram and then re-boxed by Revell kit? I believe in the 1/48 scale it is the best representation of an early type flying pencil. What's your view?

     

    Cheers,

    Bill

  6. 5 hours ago, billn53 said:

    That’s not a stash . . . .

     

     

    This is a stash:

     

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    (and that’s just a part of it)

     

     

    😂

    If I counted correctly that's 400 kits on the foreground. So, how many in the background? Another 400? Nah.... that's a small stash!🤣

     

    I have more than a thousand, but the location is classified, so NO PICTURES – PROHIBITED – VERBOTEN (oops, ... I just revealed the location🤣)

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  7. On 11/2/2023 at 10:01 AM, Giorgio N said:

    the decals are not really great in colour

    Cheers Giorgio,

     

    I have noticed that the company has a tendency to print decals that do not have the right colours. Of course, the kit I mentioned was put in the market in the 90s but if you take a newer kit the problem is still obvious.

     

    I remember at some point, when I had the tendency to buy only Italeri kits, I almost had to buy for each of them an aftermarket decals' sheet.

     

    But, going back to the kit itself, for a scale modeller who wants to add that "extra" touch of accuracy to some of the kit's details, the kit is still manageable and can offer a good result. On the other hand, there are several examples of abandoned F-14s (even in AMARC) that you could recreate using the specific kit as a basis.

     

    One last note: I wouldn't spend more than £10-12, £15 maximum on this kit, and I see some people on Ebay selling it for more.

     

    Cheers,

    Bill

  8. 6 hours ago, SharkOwl said:

     

    Here is a quote from Wolfpack Design facebook page :

     

    We are in the final design oversight of the 1/72 F-5E/F Tiger II kit.

    SharkOwl

    You better hurry and release the kit so that we the "E" and "F" fans (or should i say fanatics??) can buy enough (half a dozen at least), because I just spend $35 to buy DreamModel's "F" and from a first glance, it looks more like an 1/76 than a 72th scale kit. But more on that when i look into it better.

     

    Cheers,

    Bill

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  9. On 4/23/2022 at 11:26 AM, Giorgio N said:

     

    Watch out with these as they are different kits. E3 is their '70s kit with raised panel lines and nowhere near the detail other kits provide. Mind, I would still buy this kit over the Airfix or Esci or even Italeri ones as it is better than these in many aspects, but it is still a '70s kit.

    Hello All,

     

    I'm reposting part of Giorgio's comment because I was recently given along with other kits the Italeri kit and i want to say that while it is a mediocre kit, it should probably be based – well, part of it – on the original Hasegawa mould but with significant manufacturing differences like the front part of the fuselage. Nevertheless, I think for someone who wishes to build an early "A" model, it can be a good base to start with.

     

    Wha do you think Giorgio?

     

    Cheers,

    Bill

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