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How about a P-51 A/Mustang Mk I?

How about a P-51 A/Mustang Mk I?

How about a P-51 A/Mustang Mk I?

How about a P-51 A/Mustang Mk I?

How about a P-51 A/Mustang Mk I?

I like it...... great idea
 
 

Dear Monthebiff,
 
Sorry to disappoint, but the only payroll I am on is the NHS one! I like modelling in large scale for both ground and aviation subjects [plus, lest I be accused of bias], as well as the occasional [but relatively rare] naval subject as well.
 
It's immaterial to me who produces the kit, as long as it's reasonably accurate and reasonably affordable. I just don't have a hang-up [as do some on this, and other, sites] about scale. It's each unto their own and enjoy modelling and enjoy the ride whilst you can.
 
Warm Regards from the Kingdom of the Rheged,
 
Gary

Oh my lets crucify a company for bringing out a much needed kit but not in "The Right Scale" . If scale is such an issue don't buy it simply put. There are plenty of us who are more interested in building such a kit and supporting companies for bringing them forward. I have seen the same argument about 1/48 scale armor, I personally build a subject I like regardless of scale. This whole it has to be in my chosen scale is stupid and not needed. Would you be happier if companies just stopped making kits because they didn't consult you on your wants as far as subject or scale? 

Dear Mr Stambaugh,
 
Sir, it is beneath you to make such a fallacious and execrable comment. I can only assume that either that you have been unduly influenced by the 'zealots' or that you failed to take the correct dosage of med's prior to writing the comment. Either way, Sir, as both a noble and beloved member of the modelling community, it is beneath your elevated status to say such!
 
On a serious note, whilst it is not impossible that manufacturers may, in the future, produce the occasional 1/32 vehicle to support and complement LSP's, I don't envisage large numbers to be produced any time soon. Like it or not [unlike some, personally the question is utterly irrelevant insofar as I am concerned], 1/35 is the dominant scale for larger modelling items, regardless of subject matter. I don't see that going away or changing either anytime soon. I am pleased with what Border are doing, as it is not only another manufacturer entering the LSP genre, but it also provides further options and variations for us modellers to choose from. Especially if, once established, they latch onto and kit some of the aircraft that traditional 1/32 manufacturers have, to-date, declined to kit; the 'Kate' being a case in point.
 
Warm Regards & Good Modelling from the Kingdom of the Rheged.
 
Gary.     

Oh my lets crucify a company for bringing out a much needed kit but not in "The Right Scale" . If scale is such an issue don't buy it simply put. There are plenty of us who are more interested in building such a kit and supporting companies for bringing them forward. I have seen the same argument about 1/48 scale armor, I personally build a subject I like regardless of scale. This whole it has to be in my chosen scale is stupid and not needed. Would you be happier if companies just stopped making kits because they didn't consult you on your wants as far as subject or scale? 

Oh my lets crucify a company for bringing out a much needed kit but not in "The Right Scale" . If scale is such an issue don't buy it simply put. There are plenty of us who are more interested in building such a kit and supporting companies for bringing them forward. I have seen the same argument about 1/48 scale armor, I personally build a subject I like regardless of scale. This whole it has to be in my chosen scale is stupid and not needed. Would you be happier if companies just stopped making kits because they didn't consult you on your wants as far as subject or scale? 

Oh my lets crucify a company for bringing out a much needed kit but not in "The Right Scale" . If scale is such an issue don't buy it simply put. There are plenty of us who are more interested in building such a kit and supporting companies for bringing them forward. I have seen the same argument about 1/48 scale armor, I personally build a subject I like regardless of scale. This whole it has to be in my chosen scale is stupid and not needed. Would you be happier if companies just stopped making kits because they didn't consult you on your wants as far as subject or scale? 

So if you don't like 1/35 scale don't buy it. There are plenty of people who are not bent up over what scale a kit is in. Just as bad as the there is only 1 mans scale people and thats 1/72. I build subjects that I like not due to the scale it is I enjoy 1/35 armor but also build 1/48 scale armor and the occasional 1/100 or 1/144. I build primarily 1/32 and 1/48 aircraft but also dabble in 1/144 and 1/72 from time to time. Don't go after a company because they decided to do a kit that isn't in the scale you prefer. Something like a Kate that is well engineered is fantastic especiall as our hobby gets smaller as most of us get older and we have fewer young people joining the hobby.

So if you don't like 1/35 scale don't buy it. There are plenty of people who are not bent up over what scale a kit is in. Just as bad as the there is only 1 mans scale people and thats 1/72. I build subjects that I like not due to the scale it is I enjoy 1/35 armor but also build 1/48 scale armor and the occasional 1/100 or 1/144. I build primarily 1/32 and 1/48 aircraft but also dabble in 1/144 and 1/72 from time to time. Don't go after a company because they decided to do a kit that isn't in the scale you prefer. Something like a Kate that is well engineered is fantastic especiall as our hobby gets smaller as most of us get older and we have fewer young people joining the hobby.

So if you don't like 1/35 scale don't buy it. There are plenty of people who are not bent up over what scale a kit is in. Just as bad as the there is only 1 mans scale people and thats 1/72. I build subjects that I like not due to the scale it is I enjoy 1/35 armor but also build 1/48 scale armor and the occasional 1/100 or 1/144. I build primarily 1/32 and 1/48 aircraft but also dabble in 1/144 and 1/72 from time to time. Don't go after a company because they decided to do a kit that isn't in the scale you prefer. Something like a Kate that is well engineered is fantastic especiall as our hobby gets smaller as most of us get older and we have fewer young people joining the hobby.

So if you don't like 1/35 scale don't buy it. There are plenty of people who are not bent up over what scale a kit is in. Just as bad as the there is only 1 mans scale people and thats 1/72. I build subjects that I like not due to the scale it is I enjoy 1/35 armor but also build 1/48 scale armor and the occasional 1/100 or 1/144. I build primarily 1/32 and 1/48 aircraft but also dabble in 1/144 and 1/72 from time to time. Don't go after a company because they decided to do a kit that isn't in the scale you prefer. Something like a Kate that is well engineered is fantastic especiall as our hobby gets smaller as most of us get older and we have fewer young people joining the hobby.

So if you don't like 1/35 scale don't buy it. There are plenty of people who are not bent up over what scale a kit is in. Just as bad as the there is only 1 mans scale people and thats 1/72. I build subjects that I like not due to the scale it is I enjoy 1/35 armor but also build 1/48 scale armor and the occasional 1/100 or 1/144. I build primarily 1/32 and 1/48 aircraft but also dabble in 1/144 and 1/72 from time to time. Don't go after a company because they decided to do a kit that isn't in the scale you prefer. Something like a Kate that is well engineered is fantastic especiall as our hobby gets smaller as most of us get older and we have fewer young people joining the hobby.

XF 108 Rapier , B-58 Hustler

XF 108 Rapier , B-58 Hustler

The Takom Sherman is the same it has Andy's logo on it and I ordered mine from an overseas source. Very Big Box

Any one have decent links to what is on display this year? HLJ for some reason has nothing and I've only found a few tidbits on other sites
 

I had it and built it , you are probably better off scratch building it the Wild Hare wasn't worth the cost, To many mistakes or omissions for a product that cost as much as it did.
 

Still a ways to my order 10662
 

I had it and built it , you are probably better off scratch building it the Wild Hare wasn't worth the cost, To many mistakes or omissions for a product that cost as much as it did.
 

I've used all the Japanese colors and most of the Russian colors I have the whole RC range and I love them