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Minicraft has a 1/144 B-17, B-24, B-25, B-26, and B-29, G4M Betty bomber, JU-88, HE-111, and Lancaster, Fujimi also has released a B-29 in 1/144. For the B-29 the Fujimi kit has better detailing though.

As afspret was wondering, I would like to see an B/C/D model done in 1/48 as well. For one of them I may spend the money. I am still waiting for my favorite WWII plane to released in 1/48, the C-46 Commando.

Thanks but no thanks at over $100.00, I will stick with the Revell/Monogram B-17s which are still a nice kit for it's age.

I am glad I am not the only one looking for a new 1/48 P/F-82 kit, now if we can get a nice 1/48 C-46 Commando kit I would be happy.

While almost everyone and their brother are releasing or has released a new P-51 kit in past twenty years, why don't one of them release a new kit of the one member of the Mustang family that sorely needs a new 1/48 kit done of it, The P/F-82 Twin Mustang. The Modelcraft kits are terrible.

I have built all three versions of the Revell/Monogram B-25, the H, solid nose J and glass nose J and they are nice kits, I have not built the AM kits though.

I have seen pictures of the sprues #4957 on Amazon and it looks the plane will be a stand kit with no landing gear and no open nose.

I checking on Amazon for the Revell 1/144 AN-225 04598 and found another Revell AN-225 04597 and was wondering if Revell was releasing another version of this kit with the older markings?

Amazing work, the E-3 looks like it is real. I always thought the 707 was a beautiful plane.

Amazing, the Enola Gay looks ready to take off.

Simply an amazing build, makes me want to listen to some Zeppelin.

My favorite scale for ships is 1/350 and planes is a toss up between 1/144, 1/72 and 1/48 as I have planes in all three scales, airliners, big bombers and transports are 1/144. Favorite genre is large four or more engine aircraft, most of which in 1/144 scale. For WWII 1/48 scale aircraft Revell/Monogram, I have all their big WWII planes, B-17F and G, B-24D and J, B-25H/J gun nose/J glass nose, B-26, B-29, C-47, PBY-5A, JU-52, A-26B and C, PV-1 and non WWII B-58 and 2 B-1Bs.

When I found out the movie was going to be released on dvd I went to store and picked up one for myself. It makes me wonder what would have happened if they were able to stop the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Great looking B-17.

Very nice, very rarely do you see the flying wings built.