Shawn,
If it's the Heller model its accurately shaped, but a bit fiddly to align
the nose due to the choice of versions. The panel lines are finely done but
raised, and if you want a natural metal finish the surface will need a fine
sanding and a polish.
It builds into a great replica, especially for an obscure subject with only
a gazillion or two sold around the world's air forces.
Chek

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> Just got one...cheap from an ebay seller...now what? How good or bad?
>
> It looks good in the box at least, plus its an obscure, kinda cool subject
> (I think)...
>
> Shawn
Bill Banaszak - 10 Apr 2004 04:03 GMT
> Shawn,
> If it's the Heller model its accurately shaped, but a bit fiddly to align
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> a gazillion or two sold around the world's air forces.
> Chek
Umm, Chek, he said 'Mirage Models' not 'models of Mirage'. The Los is a
WWII Polish twin-engined bomber.
Bill Banaszak, MFE
Here's a build review:
http://www.swannysmodels.com/PZL37LosB.html
> Just got one...cheap from an ebay seller...now what? How good or bad?
>
> It looks good in the box at least, plus its an obscure, kinda cool subject
> (I think)...
>
> Shawn
Ooops sorry, I misread that post as the Mirage jet fighter. My apologies.
Chek

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> Just got one...cheap from an ebay seller...now what? How good or bad?
>
> It looks good in the box at least, plus its an obscure, kinda cool subject
> (I think)...
>
> Shawn
Bill Banaszak - 10 Apr 2004 04:05 GMT
> Ooops sorry, I misread that post as the Mirage jet fighter. My apologies.
> Chek
And I should have read the whole thread first. :)
Bill Banaszak, MFE