got an email from internet hobbies that release is imminent......
my recent experience of Lindberg kits are their dinosaur kits and the stage coach kit. Man, talk about confusing instructions on that one.
What are the chances of this 58 inch kit being buildable?
thx - Craig
Hey Craig,
What kit are you talking about? The sub? Just curious. :)
damn. I left out the important stuff again. Yes, the 1/72 sub with the Kaiten......
Craig
give us a hint about which kit?i'm guessing a sub?
they don't show much on the website, maybe we should coax ernie about it. he's good that way.
Squadron shows it on the back of this month's flyer - doesn't seem to be any reviews on-line yet. They describe it as screw reinforced construction - plastic part conceled screws. Looks nice in the photo - 60.9" long - you must get to handle some really large sections.
Val Kraut
have to get one, even if i just lay out sections and just see it in my head.
I want the other ones - where are the other ones?..the I-19 class boats, with float plane? Or the I-400s, with Serian...
Quality on Lindberg varies greatly. I built the Graf Zepplin, a real struggle. I am building the Civil War cannon now, a really nice kit. So it is hard to say with anything other than generalities.
However, one show I went to early in the year had a test shot of the molds done up and it looked pretty good when built. That is the Submarine, the kit I assume you are talking about.
It looks reasonable in these shots
Cheers,
Nigel
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In article , "Nigel Heather the-heathers.co.uk>" It looks reasonable in these shots
i hope the after market supports these like for the german subs. that could make or break this kit, i think.
Save your money.
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