Hasa 1/32 Thunderbolt

Besides most likely fixing the fist sized rivets the Revell kit has, what can we expect from Hasa?

I have 5 Revell 1/32 bolts and really don't want to spend $50 or so for another, unless its really gonna be gods gift in terms of detail etc....

Craig

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crw59
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Lookie here, if ya really want to know:

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Yeah...you want one...so do I...

Reply to
Rufus

And if Hasegawas isn't enough,Trumpeter has announced a racorback, early and late D bubbletop and an N.... Probably a good deal more than 50$ apice thoug.

Reply to
Claus Gustafsen

great. now can I borrow $50?

Craig

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crw59

For the size and price, I would expect there be more options regarding the positioning of flying surfaces; flaps, ailerons, elevators, rudder, etc..

Reply to
willshak

I think the options included to do five different variants are enough. I always cut flying surfaces free anyway, so that's not an issue for me.

If there's any area that's deficient, I'd have to say it's the decals - all those variant possibilities, and only three sets of markings two of which are -25s?..

...but I'll still be buying one.

Reply to
Rufus

I'd go for an early razorback and an "N" model in a heartbeat!

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Bill Woodier

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