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Hasegawa's Latest Release - The World Jumps for Joy!


Paul Bradley

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There is NO way I'll ever buy this - I still have nightmares about those Things from way back when I was a little kid in school and we had to try to jump over them!

Oh - the horror! :winkgrin:

On the other hand, I probably wouldn't have any trouble jumping over this one and once and for all get over those trauma from my childhood! Hmmm..... :thumbsup:

Cheers

Hans J

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This is a salutary reminder that, when we berate manufacturers for still not producing a 1/48 Farley Fruitbat C(F).Mk.3A, we're looking at it from the wrong end of the telescope.

Still bloody odd, though, as it suggests 1/12 schoolgirls in gym kit must be in someone's catalogue somewhere ...

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Still bloody odd, though, as it suggests 1/12 schoolgirls in gym kit must be in someone's catalogue somewhere ...

1/12 scale is the standard scale for Dolls Houses................. believe they are popular in Japan.

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Apparently so... so far I've resisted the urge to request any review samples though. Would they look out of scale with 1:16 stuff? :hmmm:

Mike, don't go down that road................Dolls Houses are a bottomless pit................makes this hobby cheap in comparison. :mental:

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OK, I get that 1/12 dolls' houses are big in Japan. But whose house has a vaulting horse and a two-place office workstation?

If you are depicting a gym with an office attached :doh: .................. there are as many types of dolls houses as we have types of models

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Sean, my wife is into this big time. There are people out there that have whole streets. Makes us seem normal !!!!!

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Not trying to hijack this thread but you might like to look at this link......

http://www.thedollshousebuilder.co.uk/portfolio#All

We have rivet counters...............they have brick counters :winkgrin:

Must resist, must resist. You don't want to build a house now do you, you've got all those aircraft kits in the loft still to do, that's what I can hear the wife saying :lol:

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Seriously........... a 6 room house can cost in the region of £3-£4K to kit out. And we moan at Hasegawa prices. :chair:

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