Kit comparasson

[Guest]

Iv heard that Dragon make the best armour kits but im so used to tamiya now im a bit aprihensive about getting a kit from a different manufacturer.

any sugestions?

who make the best/most detailed plastic kit military planes. are tamiya still good in these areas?

thanks,

Richard

[wonwinglo]

*** Well Richard,all I can say to this is recently I built the Taniya 1=48th scale Gloster Meteor kit,it is the only model that I have never had to resort to using any filler whatsoever,it went together like a glove,when it comes to moulding precision Tamiya are a force to reckon with,I would not hesitate to buy another kit from this company.

Any more experiences out there ?

Iv heard that Dragon make the best armour kits but im so used to tamiya now im a bit aprihensive about getting a kit from a different manufacturer.any sugestions?

who make the best/most detailed plastic kit military planes. are tamiya still good in these areas?

thanks,

Richard

[Guest]

i would say dragon and tamiya are equal, the only difference being most of the later dragon armour kits include PE, resin and white metal parts which can proove hard for a learner.

Basically if you want a slightly harder challenge with your kits go for dragon, the end results are better and the mouldings are equally good. For no hassle, nice fitting kits choose tamiya.

[Guest]

Now days i find that model kits turn up in different manufacturers boxes "dragon " has used a lot of trimaster moulds whilst revell are re-releasing most of the matchbox old range Tamiya though only have their own. though im now mightly impressed with trumpeter!

[Guest]

thanks alot guys, i had never even heard of trumpeter!

il have a look around.

is any one here froum around cambridge by any chance? (or harlow)

thanks again,

Richard