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I would suspect not. It didn't end their plans to do a Hanriot HD.1. It's important to remember that there is still a significant difference in price and the assembly process for printed vs injection molded kits.

At roughly $500.00 a pop, American, only the most diehard will be picking this one up. I see that only 10 units were made of this model.

My thoughts exactly, along with a "modernized" price, no doubt.

Surprised no one has commented on the heath issues that "The Old Man" outlined in his blog that he has been enduring this past year. I hope and pray for good health to him.

What exactly is the medium used in 3D printing; is it plastic, resin...? Enquiring minds want to know.

They have gone over to 3D printed kits with no resin parts.

May the memory of Rowan Broadbent live on in his work.

The price is just too high for me, too. Especially when you consider I already have plenty of WNW DVII's. $250.00 is what you see some WNW DVII's going for on ebay.

fromage?

We need a quality family of Spads...

All of this teased-out imagery does have its merits and I am sure it does keep people interested on some level, but I will be more moved when I start seeing actual product (parts, decals, etc.).

Gestation period on many of their releases seems to range anywhere from 3-5 years from the date of announcement to actual release.

I see two moon schemes. They are both nice.

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