Saw a few versions at my local shop. Some come with posters of the
great box art.
Anyone know how old the kits are? Wondering if the great nose art
decals that caught my eye will be usable..
thx - Craig
On Nov 17, 10:58�am, "cr...@earthlink.net" <cr...@earthlink.net>
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> Saw a few versions at my local shop. �Some come with posters of the
> great box art.
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> thx - Craig
How time flies when you're having fun...the Astrology series came out
sometime in the last ten years. There were four of them boxed as I
recall. I've got Leo and Gemini. I think there were Aquarius and Libra
as well. Surprised to see them still on shelves.The line of B-24's
came out before that. I'm going to say early nineties. I'd have to dig
through the catalog files to nail it down and there's an impending
crapalanche brewing over there.
I don't think you'd have a problem with the decals. If in doubt, get
some MicroScale Decal Film and overcoat. The Academy/Minicraft B-24's
are the most accurate available.
hth
The Keeper
maiesm72@netscape.com - 18 Nov 2007 06:13 GMT
> On Nov 17, 10:58�am, "cr...@earthlink.net" <cr...@earthlink.net>
> wrote:
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> hth
> The Keeper
Can't get to the boxes of Academy kits at the moment, so I dug through
the files.
I have a kit review of the Academy B-24D dated April, 1991. That
sounds right. IIRC the B-24J in "Dragon and His Tail" markings came
out about the same time.Having flown and flown in the Collings B-24
both before and during her time with this wonderful color scheme, this
made to to the top of my favorites list.
Now to find decals in 1/72 for "Nine-O-Nine". Until then I need to
find the Corgi diecast with those markings. Already have their B-24 in
"Dragon..." markings.
Tom