Quick kit overviews
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2015 7:34 pm
A couple of quick kit overviews.
An overview of three of Tamiya's 1/48 scale Zeros: A6M2, #61016 (1973), A6M3, #61025 (1982), A6M5c, #61027 (1983) from my stash. All three are 2007 boxings but the actual initial mould releases are noted in parenthesis.
Tamiya does have a new tooling out for the A6M5/5a in 1/48 from 2010, (#61103). Although it is three times the cost (~$45) of one of the older Zeros (~$12), it does come with canopy mask, and begin a newer tooling, more details.
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A quick look at some of my Pacific U.S. fighter kits in 1/48.
Tamiya, Hasegawa, HobbyBoss, Accurate Miniatures; Vought Corsair F4U, Grumman F3F, F4F, F6F, F7F, F8F
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If interested in a through unboxing review of any of these kits, PM or leave a comment.
Thanks for watching!
An overview of three of Tamiya's 1/48 scale Zeros: A6M2, #61016 (1973), A6M3, #61025 (1982), A6M5c, #61027 (1983) from my stash. All three are 2007 boxings but the actual initial mould releases are noted in parenthesis.
Tamiya does have a new tooling out for the A6M5/5a in 1/48 from 2010, (#61103). Although it is three times the cost (~$45) of one of the older Zeros (~$12), it does come with canopy mask, and begin a newer tooling, more details.
[youtube]8WXs09m7A_w[/youtube]
A quick look at some of my Pacific U.S. fighter kits in 1/48.
Tamiya, Hasegawa, HobbyBoss, Accurate Miniatures; Vought Corsair F4U, Grumman F3F, F4F, F6F, F7F, F8F
[youtube]qG5fs6oUc7w[/youtube]
If interested in a through unboxing review of any of these kits, PM or leave a comment.
Thanks for watching!