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
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 $50 or so for another, unless its really gonna be gods gift in terms of detail etc....
Craig
Lookie here, if ya really want to know:
And if Hasegawas isn't enough,Trumpeter has announced a racorback, early and late D bubbletop and an N.... Probably a good deal more than 50$ apice thoug.
great. now can I borrow $50?
Craig
For the size and price, I would expect there be more options regarding the positioning of flying surfaces; flaps, ailerons, elevators, rudder, etc..
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.
I'd go for an early razorback and an "N" model in a heartbeat!
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