the V series has landed!! (1 Viewer)

[Mitch]

Well, this just landed at my door and thought I would post some quick pics (ignore all the paints etc on one of my workbenches)

This looked good in the pictures and what a set it really is. The painting of the V1 is really very good. Plenty of detail on the set and some good decals also have been added. You can also see it works very well on the Figarti ramp so, blending the two firms releases will be easy. The two V weapons are well scaled with each other so, a big set up could be achieved with these and whatever TG will release in the future. The two figures as you can see are excellent. Well painted and detailed and, the Umbrella on the figure is actually in two parts which, is very clever as it avoids any issues of damage that might occur to such a piece if it had been one unit.

Dietl is knocking around in the background and is also as a club figure very well done. For me, this is the best release of the year so far by miles and, bodes really well for further releases from TG and the V series
Mitch

 

[Guy]

Never put the Reichenberger on a ramp it was always launched from an airplane and never from a ramp !!!!!
guy

 

[wayne556517]

Thanks Mitch i can't wait to get this a put it on my FIGARTI ramp.

 

[uksubs]

Look very nice , thank for posting the photos , should get mine today

 

[Mitch]

Neil/Wayne....

Its a great set as it arrived at the crack of dawn I have had more time to give it a good look and its very impressive I am really looking forward to the expansion of this range. I also like how they have started flocking the bases just little things that make the figures stand out.

Guy...

of course that would be as bad as putting 1960's German camo on WWII troops. But, as we know the hobby is about fun and, if you think people are not going to place it on the ramp in scenes and dio's your rather mistaken. Thanks for your input though!!!!
Mitch

 

[Guy]

Neil/Wayne....

Guy...

of course that would be as bad as putting 1960's German camo on WWII troops. But, as we know the hobby is about fun and, if you think people are not going to place it on the ramp in scenes and dio's your rather mistaken. Thanks for your input though!!!!
Mitch

Ok Mitch I understand, but I wanted to give some accurate historical background to the Reichenberger . I am still waiting for mine to arrive . I am now looking for a 1/32 scale Heinkel 111 to make the scene complete
guy:smile2:

 

[Mitch]

Guy...

The revel kit is the one I would recommend as its stunning in detail and by far the best Kit I have seen. I have built one for a collector and have one for myself that I have yet to get time to build. All for accuracy but, it was also for scale purposes the ramp and, whatever facts are put here people will still see the one being launched from the ramp in the film and use it like that

Anyway, we are distracting from the fact that this is a superb set and the only flaw would be that so few were made so that more could have bought it. I just now look forward to the next releases
Mitch

Ok Mitch I understand, but I wanted to give some accurate historical background to the Reichenberger . I am still waiting for mine to arrive . I am now looking for a 1/32 scale Heinkel 111 to make the scene complete
guy:smile2:
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[uksubs]

Ok Mitch I understand, but I wanted to give some accurate historical background to the Reichenberger . I am still waiting for mine to arrive . I am now looking for a 1/32 scale Heinkel 111 to make the scene complete
guy:smile2:
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I think your find that a non piloted v1 with the He111 which were air launched aginest Britian at the end of the war

 

[uksubs]

Ok Mitch I understand, but I wanted to give some accurate historical background to the Reichenberger . I am still waiting for mine to arrive . I am now looking for a 1/32 scale Heinkel 111 to make the scene complete
guy:smile2:
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I had the Corgi 1/72 version of he111H and V1

 

[Guy]

I had the Corgi 1/72 version of he111H and V1

Neil
google to " Luftwaffe Resource Center" and look for The Fieseler Fi 103 Reichenberg IV , and you will find all the accurate data about this machine
guy

 

[uksubs]

Neil
google to " Luftwaffe Resource Center" and look for The Fieseler Fi 103 Reichenberg IV , and you will find all the accurate data about this machine
guy

Will do Guy

 

[uksubs]

Never put the Reichenberger on a ramp it was always launched from an airplane and never from a ramp !!!!!
guy

Must of been tested on a ramp at one point?

 

[cnq]

Ok Mitch I understand, but I wanted to give some accurate historical background to the Reichenberger . I am still waiting for mine to arrive . I am now looking for a 1/32 scale Heinkel 111 to make the scene complete
guy:smile2:
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Looking for something like this one Guy ^&grin
By the way I'm still waiting for mine to arrive too.

 

[Guy]

Yes this is exactly what I'm looking for . Beautiful airplane and very well painted. Is this the Revell model ?
guy

 

[uksubs]

Just got mine and it a great item

 

[uksubs]

With the Figarti V1

 

[Mitch]

it is a great set and works well with the Figarti sets. Will look good with the fuel trucks etc
Mitch

 

[cnq]

Yes this is exactly what I'm looking for . Beautiful airplane and very well painted. Is this the Revell model ?
guy

yes it is. But only in 1:48 scale.

 

[uksubs]

it is a great set and works well with the Figarti sets. Will look good with the fuel trucks etc
Mitch

Yes it will Mitch

 

[Guy]

mine has finally landed
guy