Recent content by reggiehunt

Here I was holding out for NG to release those iconic chocolate swiss MDs, but having seen the PHX iteration, my patience has caved. Looking forward to these additions.

Well my fingers and toes are crossed. I've got a mid-80s diorama that could use some variety beyond commercial.

This is incredible. My fingers are crossed for some more private jets in the near future. Gulfstream IV, Learjet 35 especially. Plenty of private and government applications available.

Do we have any verdict on the mould for the md-80 releases. Deciding whether to keep holding out for some NG euro classics, or take the plunge on this?

I'd say most of NG's early, classic L1011s would be considered rare - not necessarily because of production run size, but scarcity of how often they come to market. I'd add to the prior list the British Airways Negus exampe, with 'British' titles. As for GJ, rarest GJ model I manage to grab was...

Ah, that's a shame as I was hoping for the darker blue cheatline livery the fleet adopted in the mid-70s. Oh well! Hopefully the mould is a cracker, and I'm sure it'll be on the release list, alongside Interflug, LAM, Cubana, etc.

Do we know which livery the Aeroflot IL-62 will be wearing?

Any news on the moulds or further photos?

I was hoping their updated DC-9-32 with aerials may get a run this month after the Mercado Libre release a few months back. Oh well, another month waiting for some euro classics.

Test fitting some decals this evening. Canopy seems to fit rather well however will require some decal softener to get it to match the contour. I had a crack at painting it afterwards as an experiment, but am not happy with the results so shall persist with descaling the canopies. Obviously...

Harriers are from L'Arsenal. They've got a brilliant selection of 1/400 and 1/350 options. I've opted for 1/350 as there's some fantastic decals available on the market. L'Arsenal: https://www.larsenal.com/?PGFLngID=1 Starfighter decals: https://www.starfighter-decals.com/ I've had a crack at...