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I have the Revell Bf 109G-10 Erla in 1/32 that I am getting ready to start. I got some extra stuff with it as a package deal which includes the A.M.U.R. Reaver Bf 109G-10 Erla Correction Set. My question is this: Did all G-10 Erlas have the bulged profile that the correction set portrays? Or, just certain ones? The correction set looks to be a really nice bit of kit, but I am not sure I want to tackle something that complex just yet. I have seen this set installed and it looks great, but then I also see quite a few of the Revell kits built as is without the correction and not much is said about it.

Is that a photo recon plane?

Thanks for the compliments and welcome, everyone. The Eduard kit really is nice and I can't wait to try another.

While I can't speak to the Spitfire, I can the Bf109G-10 they released a while back, and the Fw190F-8 (although it is no built...yet.) Both are very nice and the fit is excellent. I think these are a great way to get into LSPs without a bunch of potential cost. For some, like myself, it is easier to try out new things without fear of screwing up an expensive kit. There is one modeler that has been building the RG 1/32 new releases straight out of the box, and getting excellent results. My plan, now that I am stoked up on the RG kits and 1/32 scale, is to build them all! Preferably in order of release.

Here are some more. I wasn't sure photos would work during the moderation period, but glad they do.

The Eduard 1/48 Bf109E-4 ProfiPack. My third aircraft kit since I got back into this hobby four years ago... and that after almost a thirty year hiatus.