Oh I would really love that one might have to stake out evilbay I have the DVD boxset of 1999
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I am saving for a couple of months and am going to hit the big model shop with Si and treat myself lolComment
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Originally posted by \Hi Scott, I think I had the original Dinky 'Transporter' Eagle when I was a kid. I say, 'I think' because it may have been an Airfix model, I can't quite remember. I know I won a metal UFO interceptor in a competition I entered with the comic 2000AD. Trouble is the prize didn't turn up for 3 years and by then I'd moved on to music and girls!!! It was funny though, I remember it came with a letter written by 'Tharg' the fictional alien editor of the mag! I wish I'd kept it might have been worth a bob or 2!If I really enjoy this build (and I think I will!) I may build a bit of a set to go with it, maybe a Moon Base Alpha hanger or Transporter lift.
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i just bought one scott, the moebius version, just finished watching all four series of the new one and the original and had to go and get one. watching buck rogers in the 25th century now, wonder if there are any kits available lol.Comment
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Here are my latest acquisitions from modelzone both with very good discounts. I never realised that modelzone were importers for Hasegawa. My only concern is that the JU87 decals. The white of the crosses seem very yellow. Don't know if this is correct.
Vaughan
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Very nice kits Vaughan.
The decals do look a bit discoloured but you should have no problem sourcing replacement elsewhere. Kind of negates the discount though.
Wish there was a decent Ju 87B in 1/32
Hope you have fun building them, I'll certainly keep an eye out for them.
Cheers
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Hi Vaughan
Mmmmm, I was pretty certain you could buy replacement decals. Just done a quick search myself at Hannants and although I can find 1 D version the actual markings are pretty dull.
I've never had the need to 'bleach' my decals in the sun but I've found this particular tip.
YELLOWED/AGED DECALS: After a while unused decal sheets can become yellowed with age. To restore them back to their original colour and get rid of the yellowing is actually quite simple. Put them in a plastic bag and tape the bag against a window facing direct sunlight. In a few days the decal sheet should be restored. From first hand experience, the following worked - Airfix (1976) F-86D decal sheet placed in a freezer bag - trimmed to be about the size of the decal sheet. Excess plastic bag folded and taped on the back of the sheet. The decal sheet and bag were taped inside my backroom window facing west - directly into the hot Australian setting sun. Three days later - white decals!
Hope this is of use, if this doesn't work I'm pretty sure suitable national markings and codes can be cobbled together from other kits.
Cheers
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There is another choice...
Place the decals as normal (after all they may look ok) if they look too yellow then give a coat of Klear mask with post-its and blow in some white with the airbrush. Because they're simple straight lines it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
You may find that they look ok and this is unnecessary.
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Now I look at them again, I think they're fine. Sometimes the blue carrier backing can play tricks with your eyes (that's the royal you not you personally!) and give the white a 'warmer' look. Again you've always the airbrush option if you decide otherwise.
Anyway, hope it all goes well - keep us up to date with the build.
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Hi all i was in the local model shop today and i have just bought the Tamiya 1/48 A10A thunderbolt, i've wanted one for a while but couldn't find one.
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Originally posted by \Just got this off evilbay for £11.89Comment
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