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Furthermore, I will believe it when I see it....
Mark Proulx
- MikeMaben, esarmstrong and CRAZY IVAN5
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Look for a different placement for the upper fuselage DF loop and left fuselage side access panel. These two items only re-located on the "K".
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The second volume has been out for awhile now. I believe it was an Amazon purchase.
I have both titles so far and my only gripe is the lack of proper proofing for the self-published series. I see a number of errors. However, this doesn't take away from the important historical information provided. It is just that the errors take away from the books and "cheapen" the effort in my opinion. That won't prevent me from adding all the titles in the future as I do support this work.
Mark Proulx
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Are we talking 32nd or 24th scale? Or, does all this apply to both scales?
Mark Proulx
- Martinnfb and Vitor Costa
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Did anyone notice the Toby Mug used as a prop in the last episode? Nice detail that pays homage to Twelve O'clock High.
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Well...good luck!
I have also been hoping for a reprint of their He 177 book. So far, no luck. But I am certain that will happen as soon as I pay a high price for it on the secondary market!
Mark Proulx
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And, the S.79 book impossible to find. Ask me how I know...
That suggests these books are not widely printed so I suggest you get your copy while you can.
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Looks interesting. I wonder if it will ever see the light of day?
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Yup.
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Still waiting for my copy. Thanks for your initial impressions though!
Mark Proulx
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Now that is absolutely stunning! Captures the look of the P-38 perfectly, especially the staining on the booms.
My compliments!
Mark Proulx
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Looks like an opportunity for the 3D printing folks...
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I believe that model railroading now requires some pretty deep pockets...
Mark Proulx
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I believe that we have been seeing a decline in the viability of the local hobby shop for some time now. I know I have seen a number of closures where I live. However, I believe that due to the fact that there were far to many locations vying for limited consumer dollars. So, perhaps "the market" correcting itself.
With that being said, I think that we may see less mail order/on line shopping as the cost of shipping is biting into that option. That factor can only help the local store IMHO.
Mark Proulx
- BiggTim, BloorwestSiR and mozart
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Superbly done! A very clean build w/o overstated weathering effects!
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Well...
Gaspatch sells an Hs 123 B in 48th scale that has Galland markings. At the time with 4(SG)/LG 2 in Poland. The B release does include markings for five operational aircraft. FWIW, they also market the A variant, w/o Galland markings. The B series is discussed in The Henschel Hs 123 published by Valiant, Henschel Hs 123 by Kagero and Henschel Hs 123 by MMP books. All state that the B did see production, albeit in limited numbers.
The B varied from the A in having larger areas of the wing and ailerons in metal instead of fabric.
Mark Proulx
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Galland flew the HS 123 B variant.
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19 minutes ago, Juggernut said:
I use books constantly. I'll also refer to websites as needed but my primary reference source is a printed book or manual.
Ditto....
Mark Proulx
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IIRC, were there not issues with the shape of the rear fuselage on the 32nd Hasegawa Bf 109 K? This MAY address that matter.
Mark Proulx
- Troy Molitor, D Bellis and D.B. Andrus
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I am very worried that this series isn't going to meet my expectations. Needless to say, they are high based on previous efforts.
Time will tell though as I struggle to keep an open mind...
Mark Proulx
- D Bellis, Greif8, D.B. Andrus and 1 other
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Scans from Japo Luftwaffer over Czech territory III needed
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Kevin:
Perhaps I can help. Which EE sheet concerns you? PM or e-mail (I think you have the later).
Mark Proulx