larrysammy

Mark, I searched Amazon.Com and found two sellers offering used copies of Kfir book in USA. You would be better served to use parts from Dagger or Nesher conversion kits as they share more in common with Mirage IIIE. Also a guy from Italy on Ebay in USA offers Eagle Design 1/32 Mirage parts, and a guy from Australia sells excellent 1/32 Mirage parts under trade name of "E-Resin" but don't know if he is still active. Thats about all I know, hope it helps. Sorry I don't have links, but the hunt is half the fun.

Or how about the moron on Ebay who continuously lists his 32nd Revell Mirage with MC Atar kit for $229.00 with a buy price of $259.00. And the kit has no box, no decals and is missing some parts. And he keeps listing it over and over for months now. You think he would catch on. Who does he think is going to bid on that loser?

$71.96USD. Two-piece canopy,resin details, and photo-etch color instrument panel.

Just got the March Squadron flyer and behold!!!! Another new 1/32 scale kit!!!! This one took me by suprise as I had not heard a peep about it. This is truly the golden age of Large Scale Modeling!!!!

Lee you probably had one of the 1/28 scale Doyusha kits. I didn't give mine away, I destroyed it much like you would a rabid animal! Cheers, Larry S.

Hi Menelaos, Try to find the 1/32 Tiger Wings Kfir decals! A huge 5 sheet set with everything you need. It is now oop, but maybe someone out there has a set for trade. And thank you for sending me the Mirage walk-around. It was the one I needed (Swiss Recce). HTH, Larry S.

Thierry, You might want to direct your question to Jerry Crandall at Eagle Editions. I usually don't volunteer other people as a source of info because you never know, they might not want to be bothered. But in Jerry's case he is always willing to discuss his "baby". Also, a new Modellers Eye has been published on the Dora, and includes great restoration pictures of the D-13 (with correct wings from the D-9 at the USAFM). HTH, Larry S.

Bud Anderson has 1/24th Mustang decals printed by MicroScale (I think). Check his website at budanderson.com. Cheers, Larry S.

Thanks for the link Chris! Even though I almost need a second job to afford to keep up with all the new releases, I think we are in the "golden age" of large scale modeling! Cheers, Larry S.