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who would have seen a 196A made 3 years ago.

but both models are excellent..getting me to order the Spitfire w/ clipped wings and the Bf 109G-10..since I don't have a LW G-10 yet(or a K-4)..prob also the fw 190A when the Ta-152 comes out in jan/feb 2012.

Both planes are must-haves. My local hobbyshop carries Oxford Diecast planes, so I'll see if they come in.

I'm sort of mixed in my opinion about Oxford Diecast... They have some neat selections, but I dislike the overall lack of features and the non-moving props on many of the models.

Still, considering that they used some of the same toolings as Corgi, Oxford is a way to get some of those aircraft for cheap. I picked up their Gladiator (identical to the Corgi one except no rigging or pilot) and after a few simple mods such as making the prop rotate & adding a figure in the cockpit, its turned out to be a really a neat little model.

we have been very happy with the new oxford and war master lines
the Arado has been selling very fast cant keep them in stock from war master the M13/40 tank, quad U.S. halfttrack and Defient have been moving very fast as well

so far the RSO and Oxfords I got from you are just awesome, now if the atlas Me163, Hs123 and Ta 152 come to the US as oxfords.

lets hope

Jan 2012 Ta 152 is planned to ship.

I really should pick up the Arado 196.

Lots of decent releases of some "must haves" from Oxford, Atlas, Falcon etc. SAAB Grippen, Mirage, MIG- 31 etc.

Only so much room though, and I would prefer to have a higher quality version. No offense to these manufacturers, as they are producing some highly desirable aircraft.

Of course my 'only so much room" arguement falls kind of flat when I have 27 CW F-14's, 10 HM F-4's, and 6 HM F-111's.

Never mind my 1/18, Corgi 1/32, GMP 1/35 etc, etc.

Just so much stuff coming out, can't possibly keep up.