Small Scale Military Headquarters

so no more XD its JSI
what dose that stand for and who has heard of them?
it is soooooo good that 1/18 is not gone forever
maybe they will learn from 221st mistakes.


But we will all be XD at heart.

flyboy_fx wrote:so no more XD its JSI
what dose that stand for and who has heard of them?

>>> Joystar International (HK) Hong Kong

.......... you gotta' lurk & browse some threads to get hip sometimes. *


- Mitch v MG

In our hearts it's still XD...I mean, I found out my favorite exotic dancer is really named Myra Schultz, but she'll always be Bambi to me...

Just don't call it Sherly

I like the P-38 scheme. It will be wierd to eventually get it, know its a 21c plane, but have it in a different box and made by a different company. Sort of like those Ford cars build in China...

The Tiger tank also looks good, but I'm kind of disappointed to see they made Boyington's Corsair. I liked the fact that my old 21c one was so rare and collectable and this new one will just flood the market.

c44 wrote:In our hearts it's still XD...I mean, I found out my favorite exotic dancer is really named Myra Schultz, but she'll always be Bambi to me...

- very funny!

Flyboy,
The company is JSI, the product is still 1/18 scale. You can still call it XD.

Mitch, my friend -
You can read all the posts you want, it ain't gonna make you hip!

Razor17019 wrote: You can read all the posts you want, it ain't gonna make you hip!

OMG ROFLMAO

I am one Hip dude
Me says so

Mitch you are one cool cat don't let razor get you down!
remember you are the italic master here

I wounder if JSI will put out the 21st prototype SBD and the A-1 that 21st was getting ready to bring to market.....last I heard the molds were ready





































J/K

too soon

the term 'XD' has become generic now, like xerox, aspirin, jello and well i had another one but it just slipped my mind..

Actually, Xerox has not been declared a generic term like aspirin or jello yet even though several dictionaries list it as a verb.

Xerox constantly uses advertising to try to persuade people not to use it that way, and they go after people who use it that way in print.

I feel it is a losing battle myself - it doesn't hurt Coca-Cola to have people refer to sodas as Coke as the drink itself has become so iconic they think Coke when you say Coke, whereas when you say xerox people don't necessarily think of Xerox brand copiers.

so we will always stay XD





































well it would sound odd

Razor and the JSI team

kleenex...that's the other one i was trying to think of.

JSI means Joe's Spent Income

<--Joe

Let's not forget Band-Aid.

So is the new P-38 "Pudgy" painted silver or is it that chrome finish? And if it is chrome, how does it stand up?

I know things I've had in the past that were chrome started to tarnish or fade a bit after a while.

My poor credit card is starting to smolder again.

Is JSI going to make figures?? we need new figs to go with that Tiger

Panther F wrote:So is the new P-38 "Pudgy" painted silver or is it that chrome finish? And if it is chrome, how does it stand up?

I know things I've had in the past that were chrome started to tarnish or fade a bit after a while.

My poor credit card is starting to smolder again.

Its just a painted silver just like the one that 21st put out.

STUG45:

Regarding JSI figures, Badcat said about the 1/18 F-14, "Weapons loadout and pilot sub-packages could be popular sellers and add to the the aircraft's legs and shelf life."
This sounds like the JSI F-14 pilots are optional, similar to what Hobby Master and Dragon did with some of their 1/72 planes at one time.
According to Historicaviation.com, JSI's P-38 and F4U come with pilots.