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For sale or trade. Shipping will be actual USPS from 20640 (Maryland). Payment via Paypal Good and Services only. All items are complete but opened unless otherwise noted. Trade wants listed at bottom. Thanks for looking! -David For Sale/Trade Aircraft 1/200 DML C-141B Star Lizard kit no. 2004 - $10 1/72 DML Su-24M Fencer D - kit no. 2502 - Includes Neomega resin cockpit - $20 1/72 Hasegawa I.A.I. Kfir C2 - kit no. D15 - Decals are pretty well shot - $3 1/72 Heller Saab Viggen AJ.37/SF.37/SK.37 - kit no 80325 - Includes Dr. Pepper Resins nose, intakes, and exhaust - $10 1/72 Octopus Fairey Firefly Mk.1(plastic and resin) - Kit no. 72039 - $5 1/72 RVHP FJ-2 Fury (resin kit) VMF-232 - kit no 72101 - $15 1/72 CMR Buccaneer S.Mk.2B (resin kit) - kit no 156 - $25 1/48 Hasegawa F-14A Tomcat 'VF-154 USS Kitty Hawk' - kit no 07080 - includes Super Scale 48-1010 VF-211 Final Scheme - $30 1/35 MRC OH-58D Kiowa "Black Death" - kit no. 2195 - includes Zactomodels resin MMS - SOLD Armor 1/35 Tamiya Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer - kit no 35285 (this is the boxing with all of the Aber PE and turned barrel) - $40 1/35 Tristar Sd.Kfz.222 - kit no. 35043 - $20 1/35 Hobby Boss Israeli Merkava ARV - kit no 82457 - $15 1/35 Dragon Sd.Kfz.7/1 2cm Flak 38 w/Armor Cab Smart kit - kit no 6533 - factory sealed - $30 1/35 Dragon StuG.IV Early Production Smart Kit - kit no 6520 - $30 1/35 Tamiya Serman Easy Eight - kit no 25175 (pretty sure this is the Asuka molds) - $40 1/35 Def Model USMC M1 ABV with mine plough conversion for Dragon M1A1 kit - kit no DM35018 - $50 Trade Wants: I build pretty much all eras and all types in 1/72, let me know what you have. I'm on a bit of a WWI to interwar aviation kick right now, so use that to your advantage! Would also be looking for WWI decals and some reference materials. 1/72 Airfix Sopwith Pup 1/72 AZ Models Hanza Brandenburg B.1 1/72 Airfix Ford Trimotor 1/77 Monogram Ford Trimotor 1/72 Revell Junkers F.13 (needs to be one of the versions with floats) 1/72 Italeri Short Stirling Mk.I

Joe, I sent you a text. David

Yup, they're releasing two different versions, one with lights and one without. With lights is going to retail for $140, and without will be $80. A little on the pricey side considering the scale, but the detail should be spectacular. -David

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I've got a few S-3A sets at home. I may even have some duplicates. I will check when I get home and let you know. -David

Nah, just PM me your address and I will get them out to you on Monday. -David

I'm building an A319 right now and I'm not using the V2500's. If that helps you at all, you are welcome to them. -David

Sounds like fun! Here's a few ideas: VF-142 Ghostriders - Riders on the Storm - Doors VF-201 Hunters - Die Hard the Hunter - Def Leppard VF-213 Black Lions - Back in Black - AC/DC

There is a really good documentary out there on Mr. Hoover. I picked up a copy when it came out a couple years ago. The website is here. -Dave

In case anyone else is looking for Fujimi 1/72 F-14's, you can get the KA Models kit, which is Fujimi plastic with canopy masks, PE, and turned pitot tube for $25 brand new. -Dave

I see Trumpeter and Zvezda have kits too. Don't know anything about them though.

Looks like Scalehobbyist has the Meng kit in stock for $66 and the Tamiya kit for $34. -Dave

The MiG-29 and F/A-18 from Tamiya are actually reboxes of Italeri kits which aren't that great. The Revell F-14 is an ok option but there are better ones out there. For a MiG-29, check out the new kits from Zvezda and Trumpeter. For an F/A-18 the Academy kit is really good. For the F-14, I would really recommend one of the Fujimi kits for an "A" model. KA Models is also reboxing the Fujimi F-14A plastic with some really nice decals as well as photo etch and canopy masks. I recently picked up a couple of the KA Models F-14's from Free Time Hobbies for a really good price. Pretty much any 1/48 Tamiya WWII kit is going to be a fantastic build for you. I would also direct you to check out the build forums on here as well as the Modeling Madness website for kit reviews. Hope this helps and welcome to the forums! -Dave