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Next up from Kotaire, a P-47 Razorback
- Thread starter jknaus
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I want it!! JUGGS!
Heavens Eagle
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I think I might have to jump on this band wagon.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
With 3D printing, parts count can be reduced and accurized to better than just with large parts counts. Eduard is doing this with their hybrid kits that they are starting to release. I expect that this is also what is going on here.
jknaus
Administrator
I'm thinking its a jab at the Trumpeter P-47s which have the supercharger ducting which noone will see as its buried in the fuselage.
James
RichB
Well-known member
It's a function of our digital society and the pursuit of the next dopamine hit. Spending time being by one's self planning a project, researching details or thinking of solutions to problems during a project are equated to wasted time, being boring or unproductive. The constant stimulation available from technology like social media, on-demand entertainment and on-line shopping with next day delivery has trained our brains to expect instant rewards and reduced the tolerance to waiting, planning, long term effort and delayed success and gratification.
Cheers,
RichB
Cheers,
RichB
paddy
Well-known member
I think it will drive traditional builders away from the hobby. I am already spending more than i want to on MFH models because the challenge is still there in the building and achieving something that represents your skill level. Basically MFH models are only as good as the builder, and thats the challenge. Kotare seem to be going down the road of the Eduard weekend models. Like i say i am sure its me thats the odd one out but i just dont get it 
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