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Model Forum / General / Models / March 2004italeri Henschel 123
I noticed in the latest Squadron flyer that Italeri has a "new" 1/48 HS 123a. I hadn't heard anything about this release. Is this another repackaging of the old ESCI kit? Lee > I noticed in the latest Squadron flyer that Italeri has a "new" 1/48 HS > 123a. I hadn't heard anything about this release. Is this another > repackaging of the old ESCI kit? > > Lee That is what I have been told! Bill Shuey >> I noticed in the latest Squadron flyer that Italeri has a "new" 1/48 HS >> 123a. I hadn't heard anything about this release. Is this another [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >That is what I have been told! Don't know if they added anything new to it... What about AMTech's Hs 123? -- __________ ____---____ Marco Antonio Checa Funcke \_________D /-/---_----' Santiago de Surco, Lima, Peru _H__/_/ http://machf.tripod.com '-_____|( remove the "no_me_j." and "sons.of." parts before replying > Don't know if they added anything new to it... > What about AMTech's Hs 123? AmTech's release is the ESCI kit with resin cockpit parts and an option to build it with or without the spats. It's a nice little kit, IMO... Frank Kranick > > Don't know if they added anything new to it... > > What about AMTech's Hs 123? > > AmTech's release is the ESCI kit with resin cockpit parts and an option > to build it with or without the spats. It's a nice little kit, IMO... I will second that opinion! Bill Shuey > AmTech's release is the ESCI kit with resin cockpit parts and an option >to build it with or without the spats. It's a nice little kit, IMO... > >Frank Kranick and while they had the mold cleaned and warmed up Italaerie decided to do a standard production run of their own. IIRC Italaerie and Ertl are owned by the same company, Kidde Fire Extinguishers. hth Keeper (of too much crap) So, Italeri is not an Italian owned business? Since when? Lee > > AmTech's release is the ESCI kit with resin cockpit parts and an option > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Keeper (of too much crap) >So, Italeri is not an Italian owned business? Since when? > >Lee I'm not an authority on this but I'd say approximately the last decade. Let me look around Italaerie's website and see what I can find. Cheers, Keeper (of too much crap) |
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