Is there any info on the German B-17F?
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Loads on it in the Hikoki "KG200" book. If no one has posted anything by the time I can drag it from the bookshelf tomorrow, I'll summarise... Bestest, M.
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Loads on it in the Hikoki "KG200" book. If no one has posted anything by the time I can drag it from the bookshelf tomorrow, I'll summarise...
Bestest, M.
Just to be silly, the Hasegawa kit isn't a reissue of the ancient 1/72 Revell kit, is it?
Why would Hasegawa do that?? They have their own B-17F tooling.
So it is true then. All I had been able to find was sites selling the models, but very little on the history.
I just finished the Academy 1/200 kit as the KG200 plane...it stands out.
Try also "Strangers in a Strange Land", by Hans-Heiri Stapfer, published by Squadron.
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Avions magazine did a series on captured American planes in German training and otherwise markings...
Keith Walker
Can you be a bit more specific on the issue, date, etc.? TIA
Ed "The French couldn't hate us any more unless we helped 'em out in another war." --Will Rogers
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Two part article in Avions: Issue 72 deals with fighters Issue 73 deals with bombers.
I have virtually every Avions issue and I wasn't going to dig them out unless someone asked!
Plenty of photos in each issue, though
Keith Walker
: >Avions magazine did a series on captured American planes in German training : >and otherwise : >markings... : >
: >Keith Walker : >
: Can you be a bit more specific on the issue, date, etc.? TIA
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