I've actually had a similar experience. I emailed them around two weeks prior to my trip, but never got a response. AMSG is heavily focused on their physical store, with their online side missing most of the sweet stuff they have at their warehouse. Discounts are limited to the physical store, and the website also recommends that you pay them a visit. Totally worth it if you're in Singapore, but I'd look elsewhere for online orders.
Those are incredible! Don't worry about what is happening in the real world, what matters is how well the model fits in your collection!
Thank you Leo for your reply. It's great to see collectors value the model for its beauty and not due to the ongoing politics. As I saw some members have sour words on Russian releases very recently, I thought it would not be wise to post the Rossiya IL-96.
I agree with you Oscar. I remember when this model was released in the early of this situation, many collectors used it to replicate the real movement. And I thought due to politics this model would last in stock for really really long. I was wrong as all major shops in US or Asia had all their stocks sold within a relatively short period of time. Luckily I found this model still in stock at the same place of Amazon 767 so it is an instant purchase from me.
I was going to say this. I used to fly for Mesa and spent a lot of time in Phoenix. I used to see this aircraft a lot. I contemplated getting this model because of that.
I'm slightly concerned the main gears look a tiny bit 'oversized' not sure, but it's great otherwise.
Beautiful! Been thinking about getting this one, I might get the recent JC Dreamlifter to go alongside it as well.
The Beluga's super satisfying to play around with due to the chonkiness. I wouldn't be surprised if NG attempts a Dreamlifter, given their willingness to try out unique variations (Beluga, 757 Honeywell testbed etc.). Of course that'll probably release when the 777-8 enters service...
