New RAF figures (1 Viewer)

[Rob]

Great collection Ron,she was a wonderful Aircraft wasn't she.Looking at your pictures i can almost hear the throaty roar of the the engines.The forthcoming RAF figures will look real good with them,get your wallet ready Ron!

Rob

 

[vandilay]

I think the corgi planes are the buisness , great detail and
fantastic value for money

 

[Capitolron]

Yea - Nice one there!

Corgi - is the economical way to have Warbirds ! Add those new K&C flight line RAF - Luff figures and BINGO thats the total package !!

 

[Spitfrnd]

As discussed before here, Corgi is indeed a great 1/32 warbird alternative. As also noted Hobby Master has the most promise now for future releases. Their 1/32 Dauntless is simply amazing.

These do not begin to show the various internal and external features. You can go here to see some more http://www.tricatus.co.uk/Twin Plane/twinplane_home.htm

 

[noli-poli]

Is the Dauntless posted Corgi or Hobby Master?

 

[Alexdakar]

How much?

 

[noli-poli]

Does the wing fold?

 

[Beaufighter]

Cheers:
*She is a Hobby Master product and a L/E release with at least three different variants at this time.
*C. $140.00+ on eBay to C. $170.00 retail.
*Wings do not fold.
*Overall very high quality with some delicate plastic parts i.e. rear machine guns and pitot tube.
*Figures are closer to 1:35 scale.
*Outstanding in a diorama especially hanging from the ceiling with the dive brakes opened up.
Suggestion: Buy One!
Tally Ho,
Beaufighter

 

[Beaufighter]

Yea - Nice one there!

Corgi - is the economical way to have Warbirds ! Add those new K&C flight line RAF - Luff figures and BINGO thats the total package !!

Agreed! Too bad they stopped producing the 1:32 Aircraft / Warbird line as I was looking forward to future releases!

All The best,
Beaufighter

 

[noli-poli]

Cheers:
*She is a Hobby Master product and a L/E release with at least three different variants at this time.
*C. $140.00+ on eBay to C. $170.00 retail.
*Wings do not fold.
*Overall very high quality with some delicate plastic parts i.e. rear machine guns and pitot tube.
*Figures are closer to 1:35 scale.
*Outstanding in a diorama especially hanging from the ceiling with the dive brakes opened up.
Suggestion: Buy One!
Tally Ho,
Beaufighter

Thanks Chris

 

[Capitolron]

Agreed! Too bad they stopped producing the 1:32 Aircraft / Warbird line as I was looking forward to future releases!

All The best,
Beaufighter

Beau

There are still Corgi Planes out there ? Do you know what dealers everyone should contact if they want to get one of these Bad Boys ??

How is it hanging big dog

Ron

 

[Beaufighter]

Beau

There are still Corgi Planes out there ? Do you know what dealers everyone should contact if they want to get one of these Bad Boys ??

How is it hanging big dog

Ron

ROGER THAT F/O Ron:

Understood with availability of past production liveries-but disappointed that there will not be any future 1:32 releases. Hopefully, Hobby Master will fill the void and fly high cover! Still hanging tough somewhere between FL 350 & FL 410.

Tailwinds,
Marc

 

[The Military Workshop]

Re: New Pilot figures

Just saw the new Luftwaffe figures and discovered they come with cards (similar to cigarette cards) which show image of figure and on reverse some info about the pilot. A nice little touch.
This reminded me I saw a LAH figure that had a smiliar such card once. Has anybody seen these cards with other K&C figures ?

Regards
Brett

 

[Rob]

Coming from that generation of kids who collected cig (and PG Tips tea)cards,sounds good to me!

Rob