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  1. I received my Defiant last week. I was expecting to be assassinated by taxes (+ 20% VAT + processing fees, etc..) Miracle, not a cent to pay!! I don't know why but I won't complain . Superb model, well done Peter. Richard
  2. Are there bombs present in the box? If not, are there any Polish bombs at the 32nd?
  3. When I think that some mock the appearance of French bombers from the same era (and I would like to point out that I would love to have an Overstrand in 1/32 scale or even in 1/48).
  4. All of this probably explains why he only communicates and sells through Facebook. Surely someone skilled in 3D drawing, passionate about aviation, but who provides a "minimum" service in other areas and does not wish to go beyond that. The lack of instructions for decoration is not a big problem, there is no shortage of documentation, and the decals are there which is the most important. The lack of assembly instructions is not insurmountable but will probably be a source of frustration. However, the absence of clears parts is a serious problem!!
  5. Hello, My copy is on the way. The Karas is a plane that I have always liked, undoubtedly for its original configuration. A single-engine three-seater with a ventral gondola is quite original (do you know any others?) So I am waiting to receive the model and see, but Belocska's comments make me think. A bit disappointing! Richard
  6. Heroic contribution? In his own way surely: - It was a Skua that scored the first British aerial victory of the war (on a Do-18) - On 10 April 1940, 16 Skuas of 800 and 803 FFA Squadron sank the German cruiser Königsberg in the port of Bergen during the German invasion of Norway. She was the first major warship to be sunk by dive bombing. On the other hand, I wonder if there is a solid documentation that allows you to make a model as good as the Defiant Richard
  7. And apparently an R-5 too!! On the other hand it will surely be difficult to get them!! Richard
  8. I guess the Kit must be a bit heavy. Is the landing gear made entirely of resin or with metal reinforcement?
  9. Thank you Kent
  10. Hello Ken. I don't have any documentation on Norwegian Wall. So I was wondering if the N25 belonged to the Norwegian army (or navy) or if it is an aircraft acquired for the specific purpose of this exploration and therefore under civilian registration (N25 would rather make me think of a military registration, as well as the flag on the tail) Richard
  11. Hello Kent sorry, I asked my question wrong, I know that the Wall has been the subject of civil and military versions, but what I wanted to know is the status of the "N25", civil or military aircraft
  12. Admirable, a reference work in terms of assembly from scratch!! Just out of curiosity, the plane was a civilian or military aircraft (military I think) Richard
  13. Thank you Hubert, that's really generous proposition. I had considered the possibility "old school" of modifying the model but it is a complex modification, obviously 3D print is the right solution. I'll contact you in PM. And thank you again Richard
  14. Bravo Hubert, un superbe diorama et surtout une superbe conversion !! The Potez 25 TOE is in my opinion the most interesting version of the Potez 25 because of its intensive use throughout the world until 1944. If you are considering a commercialization of your conversion (or 3D files) I am interested Richard
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