Got my first 1/32nd scale aircraft

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Got my first 1/32nd scale aircraft

Post by stv9000 » Wed Nov 16, 2005 1:30 pm

I have been on the 1/18 side of things for some time now. I saw a p47 (eeleen) in walmart, I picked it up along with a 190. All I can say is WOW.
The planes are perfect, light and just the right size. Not much of a toy to be played with though. I wouldn't give any to my sons yet, But boy!
So whats the deal with no p38 or corsair? I would love to see an Avenger and a hell cat. Man I can just picture an aircraft carrier scene.

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Post by hworth18 » Wed Nov 16, 2005 2:48 pm

Welcome to the ranks Stv9000.. There are a couple of new planes to be produced and ready before Christmas.. A Macchi 202 and a Japanese Zero..
Here is the thread with the info..

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Also, I hear that eventually, everything produced in XD will also be done in 32x, including the Avenger, and possibly some larger multi-prop planes that can't be done in XD, or so the rumor goes.. :wink:
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Post by DocTodd » Wed Nov 16, 2005 3:05 pm

Congrats on delving into the 1/32 realm. I find it quite pleasant due to their size and easy handling. I like 1:18 also but am less likely to buy repaints due to their size and cost.
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Post by aferguson » Wed Nov 16, 2005 4:47 pm

traitor..
i never met an airplane i didn't like...

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Got my fist 1/32 scale aircraft

Post by donnieboy » Wed Nov 16, 2005 9:50 pm

Stv9000: The 21C 1:32 warbirds are excellent. Even better are the Corgi 1:32 planes: P-51D, Spitfire Mark I, and De Havilland Mosquito, with more on the way. They are diecast metal and basically flawless. Forces of Valor just came out with a Bf 109G and Spitfire IX. The consensus of the Board is that these pieces need work, but FOV intends to improve this line. So sayeth the inscrutable Candy Dong, FOV's Hong Kong tech rep.
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Post by pilotman » Wed Nov 16, 2005 10:01 pm

Since you're scaling down you should check out Armour 1/48 collection, they are awesome. I just picked up a P-38 and an F-16 "enduring freedom" for my web store. Armour is a spin off of franklin mint and so they're pricey but I think you get plenty of bang for your buck.
I have to agree though, 21C lets get a corsair and spitfire going in 1.32
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Post by stv9000 » Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:56 am

aferguson LOL, (the skys are a bit overcrowded down stairs) Thanks guys I saw a FOV p51 at tru last night, didn't have the cash but maybe I will go back tonight. It looks real nice. I did score a me 262 a at walmart. A DE Havaland Mosquito is a must have. Whatever they are coming out for christmas I hope its soon. Thanksgiving is already here. Does anyone know where the will be? Bad cat or Walmart? And on a final note, the armor is hard to come by. I do have a s1 german halftrack I bought years ago.

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Re: Got my fist 1/32 scale aircraft

Post by luftpanzer » Thu Dec 01, 2005 10:59 am

donnieboy wrote:. So sayeth the inscrutable Candy Dong, FOV's Hong Kong tech rep.
Just wondering if any one has come up with a photo of this Candy Dong :lol:
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Re: Got my fist 1/32 scale aircraft

Post by krieglok » Thu Dec 01, 2005 1:54 pm

donnieboy wrote:Stv9000: The 21C 1:32 warbirds are excellent. Even better are the Corgi 1:32 planes: P-51D, Spitfire Mark I, and De Havilland Mosquito, with more on the way. They are diecast metal and basically flawless. Forces of Valor just came out with a Bf 109G and Spitfire IX. The consensus of the Board is that these pieces need work, but FOV intends to improve this line. So sayeth the inscrutable Candy Dong, FOV's Hong Kong tech rep.
Does the Corgi Mosquito have operating landing gear? That is usually my one stipulation when buying larger scale planes.

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Post by Mr. Football » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:42 pm

I just picked up a 1/32 scale FW-190D9 from Wal-Mart, it's a very cool model for under $15.

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Post by Teamski » Thu Dec 01, 2005 9:17 pm

aferguson wrote:traitor..
Amen brutha.......Oh well, we didn't like him anyways, right?

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Post by KAMIKAZE » Sun Dec 04, 2005 3:13 pm

I'm going change my name to Candy Dong, but just for Christmas. :lol:

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Post by tmanthegreat » Sun Dec 04, 2005 4:38 pm

Is it just me, or does the name "Candy Dong" have some dirty connotations :roll:

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Post by Eazy » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:05 am

It does sound kind of like a porn star name. Sorry Candy!
Dya reckon she's a babe? lol

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