Welcome back Pierre, wish I could afford the warbirds and I think you made a wise investment with those babies. Trouble is they look so nice you can never sell them!
RD
Thanks for the
welcome back, RD. I appreciate.
Yesterday, I wrote in another place, where I am a moderator - could you imagine that? -
the members must adopt themselves to the forum, not the forum to the members. I guess that I have to follow my own sayings now
As far as the Bf 110s are concerned, they were, in my opinion, the most elegant heavy fighter of WWII. It was then impossible, for me, to make a choice. Accordingly, I ordered the three (
I wish that Andy produces a Bf 110 in a desert camo like the prototype bought by Louis - the underline is intended to Andy
).
K&C released their Bf 110s shortly after I sold my WWII collection. So, in fact, it was a trade: the three Bf 110s plus nearly sixty (60) sets from the SOHK range (thanks to Bill (Moore) for the opportunity to acquire a large number of retired items - and regards) for my WWII collection. For me, it was a pretty good deal as I had lost all interest in that range.
Unfortunately, it is not Christmas every day and I had to pass the Bf 410 - superb model - and the Swordfish - unbelievable one - because I can't afford all of them this time.
On the other hand, I have to say that I am more than happy since Andy did not produce a
Macchi 202 (desert camo) at the same time he produced the Arado.
To be able to buy the Arado, I will not purchase anything else in november and december. In January, I'll see... maybe a single figure a 25,00$
Mes meilleures amitiés,
Pierre.