But....
I WANT A P-38!!!!!!!








Just about every Spit put out by what ever company in what ever form always seems to be an early or BoB Spit. The FOV IX was a POS and there are plenty of marks mid to late war that they could have done.tmanthegreat wrote:Also, I am VERY GLAD it is an early mark of the Spitfire, very glad! The FOV Spitfire is a later model and I would hate to have duplication for the sake of duplication.
Coreyeagle48 wrote:Rows:
Don't speak bad about the FOV Spit you sold me, I like it and got a good deal on it! I'm happy with it!
Coreyeagle48 wrote:Rows:
Don't speak bad about the FOV Spit you sold me, I like it and got a good deal on it! I'm happy with it!
I honestly do not feel the FOV Spit is all that bad, with the exception of the bombs it came with which look kind of funky. To me it's a decent enough looking airplane. I've seen plenty of bad renderings of Spitfires over the years.
Yes, that does seem to be some pretty good ID skills for an aparent non-specialist. The History Channel may be a good guess on the influence, but there's probably other factors at work as well. Still, the irony.olifant wrote:The upside is at least one Mom can put two and two together and know:
1) the plane is German
2) It is from WWII and
3) Germany was run by Nazis during this time period
Hi Guys,
The announcement I mentioned a few days ago of a new aircraft in our 1/32nd line has now officially been made.
There are images up on the 21C website showing a pre-production sample. Colors and some details are not final, so you might want to reserve judgement until it hits the shelves.
A few particulars on this new Spitfire.
3 variants will be released:
Spitfire Mk. I/II
Spitfire Mk. Vb
and probably most interesting for us Spitfire aficionados...
Spitfire Mk. Vc
Finer panel lines than on our earlier aircraft.
No screw holes on wing and fuselage.
Alternate lower cowls
Alternate wingtips
Accurate closed in cockpit sidewalls and floor
Alternate canopies
Correct wing planform.
While probably not the last word in 1/32nd Spitfire model kits, it is will certainly be a very buildable, reasonably accurate, and cheap model. Offering options never kitted before, I think this should be a popular series of kits with modelers.
The unssembled, unpainted model kit version will be released in spring/summer 2008. Do not try to preorder the model kit version from anyone yet. It is too early still. I will keep you informed as to progress on this new release.
Happy modeling! Roy