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  • adt70hk
    • Sep 2019
    • 10540

    #361
    Originally posted by yak face
    Love it when I grab an ebay bargain , its like winning the meat raffle ! [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1170369[/ATTACH]The Airfix one was £7.44 including postage and the Revell one with Eduard etch was £7.35 including postage so the pair cost less than £15 delivered ! The Revell boxing is the one with the prototype Hagelkorn ( hailstone) glide bomb ( theres an example of one of these at the Cosford museum ) which is the one I’ll be doing , the remaining decal option ,the sand yellow with green spots , will be used on the Airfix kit as I like the scheme. I might do a couple of inbox reviews to compare the two makers different take on the same subject.
    Will be interested in the Airfix review in particular Tony. I have a version of that in the stash.

    ATB.

    Andrew

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    • adt70hk
      • Sep 2019
      • 10540

      #362
      Originally posted by yak face
      Love it when I grab an ebay bargain , its like winning the meat raffle ! [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1170369[/ATTACH]The Airfix one was £7.44 including postage and the Revell one with Eduard etch was £7.35 including postage so the pair cost less than £15 delivered ! The Revell boxing is the one with the prototype Hagelkorn ( hailstone) glide bomb ( theres an example of one of these at the Cosford museum ) which is the one I’ll be doing , the remaining decal option ,the sand yellow with green spots , will be used on the Airfix kit as I like the scheme. I might do a couple of inbox reviews to compare the two makers different take on the same subject.
      Will be interested in the Airfix review in particular Tony. I have a version of that in the stash.

      ATB.

      Andrew

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      • Dave Ward
        • Apr 2018
        • 10549

        #363
        Originally posted by yak face
        Love it when I grab an ebay bargain , its like winning the meat raffle ! [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1170369[/ATTACH]The Airfix one was £7.44 including postage and the Revell one with Eduard etch was £7.35 including postage so the pair cost less than £15 delivered ! The Revell boxing is the one with the prototype Hagelkorn ( hailstone) glide bomb ( theres an example of one of these at the Cosford museum ) which is the one I’ll be doing , the remaining decal option ,the sand yellow with green spots , will be used on the Airfix kit as I like the scheme. I might do a couple of inbox reviews to compare the two makers different take on the same subject.
        Tony,
        getting the bargains on ebay adds to the enjoyment - it's having your cake and eating it too! Doing a direct comparison between the two models sounds like a great idea!
        Dave

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        • The Smythe Meister
          • Jan 2019
          • 6248

          #364
          Originally posted by yak face
          Love it when I grab an ebay bargain , its like winning the meat raffle ! [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1170369[/ATTACH]The Airfix one was £7.44 including postage and the Revell one with Eduard etch was £7.35 including postage so the pair cost less than £15 delivered ! The Revell boxing is the one with the prototype Hagelkorn ( hailstone) glide bomb ( theres an example of one of these at the Cosford museum ) which is the one I’ll be doing , the remaining decal option ,the sand yellow with green spots , will be used on the Airfix kit as I like the scheme. I might do a couple of inbox reviews to compare the two makers different take on the same subject.
          Cracking result there.....
          .... Not that I'm envious you understand ?!!
          Andy

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          • yak face
            Moderator
            • Jun 2009
            • 14237
            • Tony
            • Sheffield

            #365
            Another ebay bargain . £ 9.50 including delivery . Its a kit ive been looking at getting for a while , and for less than a tenner all in , its got to be a bargain. Its a little known subject but an interesting one nevertheless. The only downside is the kit didnt come with any decals , not so much a problem with the Polish checkerboards but the makers serial and squadron emblems are impossible to reproduce. After a bit of research salvation came in the form of a black and white picture of a couple of soviet pilots ( one of which is Ivan Kozhedub I think ) in front of a couple of captured aircraft , one of which is a Lublin rxiii in romanian markings. I also found a side profile which doesnt show any markings other than the cross of king michael and a yellow band round the fuselage ,so easy to do with some generic decals . Click image for larger version

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            • Guest

              #366
              Looks a nice kit, and a bargain to boot.

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              • The Smythe Meister
                • Jan 2019
                • 6248

                #367
                Originally posted by yak face
                Another ebay bargain . £ 9.50 including delivery . Its a kit ive been looking at getting for a while , and for less than a tenner all in , its got to be a bargain. Its a little known subject but an interesting one nevertheless. The only downside is the kit didnt come with any decals , not so much a problem with the Polish checkerboards but the makers serial and squadron emblems are impossible to reproduce. After a bit of research salvation came in the form of a black and white picture of a couple of soviet pilots ( one of which is Ivan Kozhedub I think ) in front of a couple of captured aircraft , one of which is a Lublin rxiii in romanian markings. I also found a side profile which doesnt show any markings other than the cross of king michael and a yellow band round the fuselage ,so easy to do with some generic decals . [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1170560[/ATTACH]
                Those Goggles are worth it alone!!!

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                • boatman
                  • Nov 2018
                  • 14498
                  • christopher
                  • NORFOLK UK

                  #368
                  JENS LASTEST CAR BOOT BARGAIN AN ITS BRAND NEW AS UNWANTED XMAS PRESSIE Click image for larger version

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                  AN IT ALL WORK GREAT FOR £3 TODAY AN IVE BEEN HAVIN A PLAY WITH IT AN ITS PRETTY BIG MAYBE DIG THE GARDEN OVER WITH IT LOL

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                  • Tim Marlow
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 19104
                    • Tim
                    • Somerset UK

                    #369
                    Originally posted by boatman
                    JENS LASTEST CAR BOOT BARGAIN AN ITS BRAND NEW AS UNWANTED XMAS PRESSIE [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1170568[/ATTACH]
                    AN IT ALL WORK GREAT FOR £3 TODAY AN IVE BEEN HAVIN A PLAY WITH IT AN ITS PRETTY BIG MAYBE DIG THE GARDEN OVER WITH IT LOL
                    Could you find a place for it on Tiger LOL……

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                    • boatman
                      • Nov 2018
                      • 14498
                      • christopher
                      • NORFOLK UK

                      #370
                      Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                      Could you find a place for it on Tiger LOL……
                      NO Tim to big lol

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                      • Guest

                        #371
                        Chris.
                        Now if it's too big I bet you could usecontroller for the Tiger !

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                        • Dave Ward
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 10549

                          #372
                          I was getting some stuff from Amazon, and in order to take advantage of the free posting, I added this
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                          I know the model has accuracy problems ( both the propellers go the wrong way round! ), but it's such an oddball, I couldn't resist it. I'll do an inbox review if anyone's interested.................
                          Dave

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                          • Jim R
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 16169
                            • Jim
                            • Shropshire

                            #373
                            Hi Tony
                            I built the Airfix FW in January and it's a really nice kit. I went to Cosford Museum yesterday and saw the plane in question. Had a great day.
                            Jim

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                            • Mini Me
                              • Jun 2018
                              • 10711

                              #374
                              These were so ugly I bought a book about the development of the Arrow....I have given thought to how I could scrape one together from existing 1/87 airplane kits and it seems hopeless. I hope you decide to build this soon Dave....it would be fun to follow along. Rick H.

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                              • Guest

                                #375
                                It’s also really big for a propeller aircraft. About 19 cm long and wide, it says, compare that to, say, a Spitfire that’s more like 13 by 15 cm.

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