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Try Britmodeller. The front page says it has a "slightly British slant" but only slight;ly. Everyone is welcome there.

While the above places are nice, I like the anything goes aspect of RMS. And we are in the summer slowdown, at least in my neck of the woods.

...crap!..when did Airfix make a 1/24 Mossie? I think I GOTTA have one...

eyeball wrote: : : While the above places are nice, I like the anything goes aspect of : RMS. And we are in the summer slowdown, at least in my neck of the : woods. : Not quite like the good old days, when summer break meant traffic on RMS would drop 1/3 to 1/2. :-)

And, of course, long before Wang Foo would sell us the latest cheap ass knock offs from the "middle kingdom".

Totally off topic, but in the 70's there was a lot of push against "jap crap", until Japanese products proved to be better than US made products. Why no push back against Chinese made products? Is it because there are no US made products? Can't be. US made drywall never did funky things to your wiring...

Bruce

It's a completely new model and that is the official list price in the UK.

(kim)

No common theme, no stereotype, to Chinese kits. Some are cheap and not so good, but others, like Trumpeter, are very expensive but very good.

=A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 Bruce

urden =A0 =A0Austin, TX.

it's really beautiful. but i bet many are sold and few are built. it will be another b36. no one will have space for it. or people will build it for shows then give it away. i want one, too, or three.

...I'll build one if/when I can get one!

And if Airfix is taking suggestions in 1/24, how about an Me 410...

and you'll get every add on you can find.....(g)

what? I have 2 b-36's and soon will buy my 2nd 1/48 B-1. I worry about space later. I just buy...

Craig

gonna be 20x27 inches. I think 3 should be enough.....

Craig

what? I have 2 b-36's and soon will buy my 2nd 1/48 B-1. I worry about space later. I just buy...

Craig

i don't have that freedom right now. i can always store kits, but...

Armorama.com has subforums for all genres despite the name and its beginnings as an armor/diorama forum.

Fine Scale Modeler's website likewise has all genres as well.

Both sites have off topic forums. Armorama also has a former serviceman's forum, militaria forum, history club forum, TV & movies, etc.