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Kotare Models - a New Venture from Former Wingnut Wings Staff


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Agreed WW2, especially something like Spit is low hanging fruit but there are a few opportunities in WW1- Spad vii, Albatros iii etc that WNW didn't do. Even a Fok D7 would sell well (no rigging, interesting decals) that would be a money spinner. 

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43 minutes ago, Ryan said:

 

No engine it seems.

 

I have been advised to start drinking heavily.

 

Honestly, IMHO, this is most definitely a good thing. 

The money saved by not including an engine can be better spent on exterior detailing, resin additions or upgraded surface detail.

Just opinion however.

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50 minutes ago, Out2gtcha said:

 

Honestly, IMHO, this is most definitely a good thing. 

The money saved by not including an engine can be better spent on exterior detailing, resin additions or upgraded surface detail.

Just opinion however.

 

Agreed. Not every kit needs it. And there is the Tamiya IXc for a (later) Merlin if you fancy one.. ;) Or AM.. I prefer cheaper basics and then chose what AM I want myself.

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8 hours ago, Bradleygolding said:

I agree with others that it is extremely unlikely that we will see any WWI subjects from them at all. Monoplanes all the way I think.

 

Excellent - lots of early Bleriots, Derperdussins, Taubes, Fokkers, Pfalzs, Nieuports, Bristols...

 

WWI wasn't all multi plane aircraft

 

Richard

 

And I also suspect Kotare have chosen a different route to WNW

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7 minutes ago, Rick Griewski said:

I am still disappointed that this kit was not a P-51B. 

 

 

Actually I didn't think about it until now, but that seems like a VERY good choice for what still should be low hanging fruit, but also something there really isn't a modern kit of currently. We have all the D model 51s anyone ever needs, but there is a serious lack of B model mustangs in 32nd. Lots of talk about them, but none seemingly coming to fruition. It sounds like a license to manufacture gold to me. 

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