
32nd scale four engine bombers
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32nd scale four engine bombers
Does anyone know about how big a 32nd scale B-24, or B-17 would be? Do you think we might see models this big in 32nd scale one day? 

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I am not going to dig for it but TKO alluded to the possibility of 1/32 bombers. Although I would love the B-25 in 1/18 I wonder if it would be a safer market test to release one in 1/32 first? 

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