New FOV 1:72 models appearing on Ebay

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Post by tmanthegreat » Thu Aug 28, 2008 10:11 pm

To further add to the thread, I got the new FOV 1:72 Spitfire and Apache Longbow helicopter. Both are winners in my book! The Spitfire has a great paint scheme, opening engine, and all the little accessories. It compares very well with the Hobbymaster, Corgi, and Dragon offerings. The Apache is very much like the 1:48 Longbow, just downscaled. Crisp details, great paintscheme, and moving features, including an opening engine. FOV still seems to be very much in the small-scale game 8)
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Post by Tshintl » Fri Aug 29, 2008 5:06 am

Rowsdower wrote:
caesarbc wrote:They should have made on without the Shurtzen. I would have been ok with one that didn't have it.

They need to do a cromwell and a firefly.
Agreed. And I would also like a Cromwell.
What's wrong with the Hobby Master Cromwell, or the Dragon Armor Firefly? Both are about as nice as you can get in 1/72 scale.

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Post by ChairmanMilo » Fri Aug 29, 2008 5:32 am

I agree. The Hobby Master Cromwell/Centaur is excellent, as is the Dragon Armor Firefly.

Hobby Master has released several great schemes:

http://www.hobbymastercollector.com/1-7 ... xpage.htm/

There have been two regular Dragon Armor Firefly releases, with one having just been released.

Sherman Firefly IC:

http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/p ... =DRR60367l

Sherman Firefly VC:

http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/p ... d=DRR60251

I don't include the three captured Fireflies because they're just silly.

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Post by demonclaw » Mon Sep 01, 2008 4:39 am

I'm definitely gonna get the enthusiast version of the Panzer IV since the painting on that one looks really nice . But if you want some really good looking Panzer IV tanks you should get some of the 1:32 versions because they look amazing (I got the ausf.F grey and Ausf.G winter )

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Post by ostketten » Mon Sep 01, 2008 4:25 pm

oh... I am disappointed a little by this model of panzer IV….
if you look at the photographs of presentation : http://www.forcesofvalor.com/product.aspx?pid=280

The quality is not here,! look the detail, painting, the camouflage… the missed mud...
The one in your link is the Enthusiast version. The pics Tman posted are the action grade version. I have an Enthusiast model on the way, it should be here next week and I'll post some pics then.

Enthusiast grade 1/72 Panzer IV here.....

http://cgi.ebay.com/FORCES-OF-VALOR-1-7 ... dZViewItem
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Post by cheesecake » Wed Sep 03, 2008 12:17 am

i don't know really the FoV products...
If enthusiat version is better, so, goods sounds !

But how to see if the version sold by this seller on ebay is the enthusiat version ? because, the code number is the same (85051) !!

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