is it windy yet?

I got my ford staff car with a special edition mustang in 1:48. I have never seen the staff car for sale on it’s own. Sorry I don’t have one for you, mine is built. I just realized, Ford and mustang in the same box.

Testify, brother.

I also remember from a newsletter that the F4F wildcat was planned in 1:48.

Cutting mat? Sissy! 😀

Anyone heading to the Welcome 2019 model show in Guelph from east of Kingston? I’d love to hear from you. If you are heading down Saturday and would like to carpool please contact me. If you are heading Friday night or sooner or just can’t stand someone being in your car for a long trip please contact me anyway. I have some kits that I am trying to get to Don G at the show and could use the favour. Thanks Ron

Looks great. I’ll be getting one.

I see from the sprue shots this kit doesn’t have any amazing features like the Bf-109G-6 engine. Just a simple back to basics super engineered, highly detailed kit, that will put a Swiss watch to shame for its amazing fit. Can’t wait to order mine.

I’ve heard that the the Revell 1:48 Ju-52, Hasegawa 1:48 Sea King, and 1:48 Trumpeter R/A-5 vigilante are all really slow sellers considering they are all well tooled, and highly requested by surveys such as the FSM reader poll.

Anyone care to trade their 1:48 Eduard G-6 late decals and PE for my G-6 early decals and PE? Can include instructions too, however these are available online. A super cheap trade option, if you don’t want the box. Note that this trade applies to the new Eduard tooling Bf-109G only.

I think I quoted myself.

Thanks for your assessment. Not exactly what I wanted to hear, but no denying the images.

Don, I’m interested in the F-14D, and have the A to trade. Along with everything you want except the P-40K. But I do have the long tail K parts, just not the filleted one.

Man to things look like they have been dropped a few times. What colour are they? They look a mid to light grey to my eyes. I assume they are made from sheet metal, and not a plastic composite.

I figured it was used on the trail. Strapping it on an A-1 or black bellied phantom will work for me. On the web I read that in 1973 the US began destroying stockpiles of M-36 with sarin gas. No idea if that is correct, but it is about all I could find.