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FA: CA Fokker DXXI, Paramount Mu-2, Nichimo, Monogram biplanes, etc

Many Rare & OOP kits, International buyers okay!

Relive your youth and bid on these old and rare OOP kits. Hey, at least check out the cool, colorful box art on these babies!

Classic Airframes 48th Fokker D.XXI, click on:

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Monogram 72nd Boeing F4B-4 & Goshawk F11C-2 :

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Fujimi Lot: 72nd P-47, F4U-4, F6F-5 :

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Nichimo lot 75th: P-51D and Spitfire 5b :

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Artiplast 48th Aermacchi MB.326 :

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Paramount 72nd Mitsubishi Mu-2:

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Skywave Scramble! 700th Tu-95, P2V-7, F-4, SSBN Washington :

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Airlines (Frog) 72nd Hotspur II training glider :

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All the best,

Tom Test

Reply to
VoicesOn
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The Paramount Mu-2 is the Otaki kit. First time that I have seen the Paramount boxing.

Tom

Reply to
maiesm72

I haven't seen any Paramount boxes in a long time. I think the last one was a YS-11 kit.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

Reply to
Mad-Modeller

Thanks! I wondered what the origin of that mold was. I was surprised to find that Paramount was a US company, actually.

Tom

Reply to
VoicesOn

While I am not disagreeing with the seller, I have several Paramount kits that were made in Montreal Canada. They included the submersibles Alvin and Trieste, the Japanese manned torpedo Kaiten, as well as the Mu-2, the YS-11 and a bunch of Second World War fighters of dubious quality. Once when visiting the first SWMBO's parents up there, I toured the factory (where I made most of my scores). Of course, that was back in 1971, so they might have packed up and moved, anything's possible.

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The Old Man

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