jazzeum
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I am trying to have an open mind about this, but there are plenty of top notch WWII planes currently available from other manufacturers w/prices in the $120 range. So my question is what is the need for KC to re-enter this market?
From a collector's perspective KC adds something of value if: 1) no one else is producing them (not the case); 2) they are less expensive (from this discussion that seems very unlikely); or 3) they are superior in quality to those currently on the market (remains to be seen but there are some **** fine aircraft manufacturers out there). This is not meant to bash the idea - I'm all for KC producing everything under the sun and each of us buying what we like. Just curious given the level of enthusiasm of a few.
I can't argue with anything you said but I just don't think there's anyone producing planes as nice as this and even if they are or those planses seem as nice as the K & C ones, there's just something about the K & C planes that defy words, that defy logic. There is something special about them. I know I've mentioned this before but since you're not that far away, you should come to the Symposium next year and see for yourself. I think you'll see what I mean.