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Micro-Mir
- Thread starter sharkman
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I haven't heard of them but I'm waiting for Saul to let us know that he's been consulting with them for years...
Well when you get it in Warren, open'er up and let's have a look!
Well when you get it in Warren, open'er up and let's have a look!
sharkman
Master at Arms
I haven't heard of them but I'm waiting for Saul to let us know that he's been consulting with them for years...
Well when you get it in Warren, open'er up and let's have a look!
Will do MP! Should have it in a week or so!
sharkman
Master at Arms
Well, here she is, just arrived today! This is what you get for $29 bucks!
It comes in a small, flimsy open top box with some good artwork on it. The box has English, German and Czech languages on it.
Open the box and you find everything in a small ziploc style bag.
Once you get everything out of that bag you have 5 sprues, instructions in English and Czech, 1 small decal sheet, 1 photoetch fret from Eduard and a film for the instrument panel.
wings
floats
interior parts, wheel spats and landing gear, skies, guns, etc..
engine parts
body, prop and seat
pE and film
instructions
body close up
Decals
It seems to be quite a detailed little model and reminds me of a Special Hobby Kit. The plastic is firm and strong, molded in a light grey and has some good detail and engraved panel lines. There is zero flash on the sprues too. There is a total of 89 parts (excluding the PE) and only 60 of those parts will be used for the float version. The instructions seem clear and concise. It's quite detailed with 32 parts making up the 5 cyl radial engine alone. There is only 1 option to build a red aircraft with a red and white stripped tail and a white 4 on the fuselage. I' don't know who made the decals but they look really good and seem to be in good register.
This won't be a problem for display, wingspan measures 6" and the length should be around 5".
Anyway, it looks to be a good little kit. It comes in two other versions as well, a light attack version and a training version.
It comes in a small, flimsy open top box with some good artwork on it. The box has English, German and Czech languages on it.
Open the box and you find everything in a small ziploc style bag.
Once you get everything out of that bag you have 5 sprues, instructions in English and Czech, 1 small decal sheet, 1 photoetch fret from Eduard and a film for the instrument panel.
wings
floats
interior parts, wheel spats and landing gear, skies, guns, etc..
engine parts
body, prop and seat
pE and film
instructions
body close up
Decals
It seems to be quite a detailed little model and reminds me of a Special Hobby Kit. The plastic is firm and strong, molded in a light grey and has some good detail and engraved panel lines. There is zero flash on the sprues too. There is a total of 89 parts (excluding the PE) and only 60 of those parts will be used for the float version. The instructions seem clear and concise. It's quite detailed with 32 parts making up the 5 cyl radial engine alone. There is only 1 option to build a red aircraft with a red and white stripped tail and a white 4 on the fuselage. I' don't know who made the decals but they look really good and seem to be in good register.
This won't be a problem for display, wingspan measures 6" and the length should be around 5".
Anyway, it looks to be a good little kit. It comes in two other versions as well, a light attack version and a training version.
Nice look inside Warren, like the options for landing gear. So when do we build it up?
