Seems to me that if 21 C was going to go into jets in 1/32 this would be a great choice. It's a smaller jet. Would it fit in standard boxes?
I'd buy one ( maybe more!)
They could make one with a pilot that looked like Arnold!
Would you buy....
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Would you buy....
a Harrier?
Seems to me that if 21 C was going to go into jets in 1/32 this would be a great choice. It's a smaller jet. Would it fit in standard boxes?
I'd buy one ( maybe more!)
They could make one with a pilot that looked like Arnold!
Seems to me that if 21 C was going to go into jets in 1/32 this would be a great choice. It's a smaller jet. Would it fit in standard boxes?
I'd buy one ( maybe more!)
They could make one with a pilot that looked like Arnold!
Geoff
It wouldn't be my first choice of modern jets, but since it would be one of my only choices, yeah, I'd probably buy one.
Really folks, there's a market for modern jets. I know that it looks scary, what with the sales numbers being so low and all, but maybe if someone MADE some modern jets, they'd sell better. Just a thought.
MV
Really folks, there's a market for modern jets. I know that it looks scary, what with the sales numbers being so low and all, but maybe if someone MADE some modern jets, they'd sell better. Just a thought.
MV
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blurx, I am sad to say that they could make damn near any plane and I would buy the heck out of it. Harrier, you bet.
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If it was gonna be a US Marines version of the Harrier I'd go for it...if it was a Brit I think I would prefer to see a Sepecat Jaguar instead....
Sepecat Jaguar: http://www.airliners.net/photo/UK---Air ... 1250910/L/
http://www.airliners.net/photo/UK---Air ... 1348611/L/
Sepecat Jaguar: http://www.airliners.net/photo/UK---Air ... 1250910/L/
http://www.airliners.net/photo/UK---Air ... 1348611/L/
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