Judyc

We pack in a double cardboard 'photo' envelope which is now classified by the post office as a package, not an envelope. As a result, yes, it is more expensive. We can ship media mail in the same packing for $6.80 but I think you may be quoting priority mail. Send me your mailing address to my email at eagle@eagle-editions.com and I'll figure the postage for you again. Shipping fees are insane and are going up in July. Awful! Judy

Available for order now, P-40s EagleCals, winging their way from Cartograf, ETA June 18: Visit our site here: https://www.eagle-editions.com/?s=p-40&post_type=product

Hello John; I think we found the decal sheet you are talking about. It is EC#104 featuring Norma/Little Bunny/Helen #54. The starboard side has the name 'Norma' in yellow. Let port side has the name Little Bunny in White and the name Helen in yellow. Is this what you are referring to? Which name do you think is the wrong color? Look forward to hearing from you. Here are the photos in our instruction sheet. Jerry

Thanks Rockie; we're excited!

With the pending release of the Great Wall Hobby P-40B in 1:32 scale, Eagle Editions has several sheets with exciting markings for this newly tooled kit. Here are some of the pilots/markings we are offering in our EagleCals line:

With the pending release of the Great Wall Hobby P-40B in 1:32 scale, Eagle Editions has several sheets with exciting markings for this newly tooled kit. Here are some of the pilots/markings we are offering in our EagleCals line: See next post

Finally! Now in stock...EC#174 Spitfire Mk. 1A and EC#175 Fw 190 A-8/R2s...now shipping!!! Visit our site for details and to place your order today. www.eagle-editions.com

Cartograf is telling me first week of September...hope so!!!! Guessing covid 19 set all of us and them(!) behind! Either sign up for our newsletters or watch our website for announcements! thanks for asking, Judy

JG 301's report complaining about the wooden flaps was for some of their Ta 152s and not Dora 9s. Whether the were painted wood or varnished, they still came apart under severe weather conditions. Jerry

See page 155 of Tom Hitchcock's book The Focke-Wulf Ta 152 where he quotes a factory document.

Posting for Jerry Crandall from Judy's computer....admins can you help us? In late February 1945, the Focke Wulf factory received a list of problems from JG 301 dealing with their Ta 152s. One of the complaints was, "Upon landing, the wooden landing flaps were severely damaged by water thrown up from the runway. At each occurrence they had to be replaced." This same problem was reported by JG 6 that it was happening to their D-9s that had wooden flaps. Cheers, Jerry

Hello; The Fw 190 A8/R2 had the outboard MG 151 20 mm cannons replaced with the MK 108 30 mm cannons and appropriate under wing panels. That was it period. The R2 was chosen to use as the Sturm aircraft having the option to use all the armor plate and armored glass as required by the unit. There were R2s in service that did not have the Sturm equipment installed. Cheers, Jerry Crandall

In production, slightly delayed...hope to have good news soon! Thanks for asking, Judy for Eagle Editions

I can make them any size. Originals are 150 dpi, 750X422 about 188 KB

How can I make these images larger? Judy