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Well, in reality Hasegawa have done more than one double box of the 104, but only in 1/72 scale.

Wolfpak is doing something like that, even though following a looser criterion. Unless I want to build six or seven of the same (less in 48 scale), I am more likely to buy a decal sheet representing different subjects of something I can relate to.

How about a Texas sheet, both in 1/48 and 1/72. Bunch of interesting Phantoms, Voodoos and Vipers. There is also space for Tomcats and Crusaders Plus a couple of colorful Phantom tails up around Dallas. Hell, perhaps a couple of sheets even.

Would it be possible to squeeze in a couple of the "cloud" camouflage D and E Phantoms from Austin that are already in the Bergstrom sheet?

Correct, I ijitially thought that Wolfpack's F-5A was an E, still with no relation to Dream Model's kit.

Let's be real, this kit is priced above their J-20 that is a vastly superior kit both in size and detail quality. Judging by the cost of their AH-1Z, I'd say their management is trying to maximize income before the Wolfpack rebox shows up in stores.

Seems like Dream Models thinks a little too highly of their last two kits.

Does the F-35 sheet include Brit and Italian schemes?

Whith the first two F-15EX on the Boeing final assembly line, it's time for a decent kit. which one is best to update among Academy, GWH and Hasegawa?

Well it seems that according to thedrive.com, Boeing has already got at least one F-15EX demo on the completion line. They are tlking about an order for at least 144 fighters. So, how soon to expect the current manufacturers in 1/72 and 1/48 to start pushing those out of the door?

Awesome, thank you!

Must be the ip then

Howdy folks, I have been trying to access modelingmadness for several days without success now, as I am TDY in Italy I wonder if it's an IP issue. Can anyone access the site? thanks, y'all be safe out there.

Got my vote.

Which '31s are those?