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UPDATE: the worst case scenario came To fruition. 

If you have any intention of buying the kit, I strongly recommend placing a pre-order - Richard needs these to enable production to go ahead (IIRC he mentioned something about needing to sell 500 kits, and he was about halfway there with pre-orders).
 
The kit should also be on display at Telford.

If you have any intention of buying the kit, I strongly recommend placing a pre-order - Richard needs these to enable production to go ahead (IIRC he mentioned something about needing to sell 500 kits, and he was about halfway there with pre-orders).
 
The kit should also be on display at Telford.

If you have any intention of buying the kit, I strongly recommend placing a pre-order - Richard needs these to enable production to go ahead (IIRC he mentioned something about needing to sell 500 kits, and he was about halfway there with pre-orders).
 
The kit should also be on display at Telford.

If you have any intention of buying the kit, I strongly recommend placing a pre-order - Richard needs these to enable production to go ahead (IIRC he mentioned something about needing to sell 500 kits, and he was about halfway there with pre-orders).
 
The kit should also be on display at Telford.

Nope, it's just that using a 3D printed cockpit set would simplify and speed up building the cockpit. It isn't needed to improve the kit at all.

What about something like a Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 in Japanese markings?
 

 
 

What about something like a Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 in Japanese markings?
 

 
 

What about something like a Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 in Japanese markings?
 

 
 

What about something like a Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 in Japanese markings?
 

 
 

What about something like a Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 in Japanese markings?
 

 
 

No way this is fake - there's no computer game that can generate graphics that good.

Nope, it's just that using a 3D printed cockpit set would simplify and speed up building the cockpit. It isn't needed to improve the kit at all.

Aviattic have just released a set of decals for the 1/32 Roden Dr.I from the film 'The Blue Max' - might be a good idea to get those Roden kits off your shelves now that the Mengnut kit has surpassed it.
 
https://www.aviattic.co.uk/news.html

RFID blocking wallets are a waste of money. Firstly, an attacker would need to place the card reader within 2cm of your card for it to work, so you’d probably notice them trying it on. Secondly, simply having two credit cards close together in your wallet also foils the attack as the card reader cannot identify which specific card is attempting to be read (you can see this by presenting to cards held together when doing a contactless payment, the reader will error out).

Here's another pic of the Katanga Magister.
 

Here's another pic of the Katanga Magister.
 

Agree, Tamiya are in a world of their own and make what they want and I don't think they pay any attention to what modellers ask for.

In a Scotiish accent which you might not understand your side of the pond YOUR WASTIN YOUR TYME LADDIE  !  

In fact the Spitfire, Hurricane, and Lancaster were all in service for the entirety of her reign - the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is part of the Royal Air Force, manned by service personnel and funded by the Ministry of Defence.

In fact the Spitfire, Hurricane, and Lancaster were all in service for the entirety of her reign - the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is part of the Royal Air Force, manned by service personnel and funded by the Ministry of Defence.

In fact the Spitfire, Hurricane, and Lancaster were all in service for the entirety of her reign - the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is part of the Royal Air Force, manned by service personnel and funded by the Ministry of Defence.

The Namibian F-7's definitely have MB seats in them - not 100% sure about the Nigerian aircraft, but I think it's more likely than not.

They did announce an SM.79 a while back, and even had a few pics of the initial kit shaping, but again no news for a while now. Having said that, they are now just releasing the 1/48 Dornier Do X that they announced a few years back.

Just a heads up if you're planning on joining this Group Build it will start in a weeks time. Out of Africa is the theme, any aircraft past or present that served an air force of a country on the African Continent.