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Of course Chris, that is how you build the suspense...
Believe it or not, with all the Eduard PE and resin, I have close to $800 in the old HK B-17G. Bad thing about that is that I don't really like the G version with the Cheyenne tail turret. It was so late in the war that there were not all that many interesting aircraft and markings. They should have done the G model with the earlier tail or at least given and option to add an earlier tail. At this point I would like to sell my HK B-17G kit and get the F model to build either the Memphis Belle or another variant with markings. Most of the G version photo etch and I think all of the resin will switch over to the F model kit.
You know Tony, I thought about that kit. I have the 1/200 Arizona (which is horribly inaccurate) and the 1/200 Titanic kits. Have been pondering jumping aback to the Arizona build, but really need to finish some of the other delayed starts before doing so. Right now I seem to be in the middle of summer chores with a 1/1 scale repair staring me in the face. Waiting on a set of instructions on that build before ordering replacement/rebuild parts. Stupid Missouri deer can do that for you.
You don't have a devious wife. PFFFGHT!
Have several of those kits as well, including the 1/32 PBY5A and the 1/48th B-36. The B-36 is the largest model in my stash unless you include the DeAgostini Millenium Falcon which is 32 inches long, or the 1/2 scale R2D2, or the 1/8th scale Mercedes and Rolls Royce Pocher kits.
Actually HpH has that in the works, in 1/32 scale. Another one that they are working on that I "REALLY" want is a 1/32 Savoia Marchetti SM79.
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