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Model Forum / General / Models / August 2007Accurate Miniatures F2G Corsair?
Got an Email from AM today - announcing a new kit of an F2G Corsair in racing livery. Nothing as to whether this is a rebox of someone else's kit or a new mould from AM?? Does anyone have any more info? ~Rick of Smoky Montana My money is that it is a repop of the Special Hobby kit! > Got an Email from AM today - announcing a new kit of an F2G Corsair in > racing livery. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > ~Rick of Smoky Montana On Aug 13, 8:18 pm, "Hub Plott III" <dlhpgameco...@mindspring.com> wrote: > > Got an Email from AM today - announcing a new kit of an F2G Corsair in > > racing livery. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > ~Rick of Smoky Montana Cool, looking forward to that! They also included the P-400 (Eduard kit?) in the e-mail, too. > Cool, looking forward to that! They also included the P-400 (Eduard > kit?) in the e-mail, too. > They have details of both kits on their website: http://www.accurate-miniatures.com/index.shtml There's one of those F2Gs down at the Fargo Air Museum, 100 miles from where I am. It's the last one in flyable condition. Pat > > Cool, looking forward to that! They also included the P-400 (Eduard > > kit?) in the e-mail, too. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Pat The one in Seattle, that was acquired from the Champlin collection several years ago, may be airworthy. Most of Champlin's stuff was. Still, it's a pretty rare bird. I wish that Seattle's Museum of Flight had a Hellcat instead; it would make more sense. We've already got an F4U that was fished out of Lake Washingtion. It's not only more significant; it's got northwest ties. Apparently there are a LOT of navy aircraft on the bottom of Lake Washington. --- Stephen |
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