Here is a clear pic of a Mongram Devastator build on the Airbrush Technique website. It appears to me that if the front U-frame on the tilting/sliding section was the same height as the rear, there would be a gap above the windscreen about 8 inches high. Plenty of fresh air in the pilots face. Either that or the "outstanding Monogram clear parts" are fatally flawed also. Merry Christmas, D

Oh man, I really like this aircraft. Cheers Nick

This time i can't even keep quiet about this nit-picking in the picture you link, clearly the back side of pilot canopy frame matches the frame immediately behind it. If the front of the frame was nearly the same height, the bottom of that front frame would nearly rest on the fuselage since the top of it is right on top of the rearward frame. not even remotely buying your argument this time, as no amount of arguments about angles or perspective can save you on this one.

No Gaston...........you just can't help yourself, how about, just once, looking for the good in a kit?.............................Na, that will never happen, but that doesn't matter to me, I don't listen to your ramblings anyway; I like to enjoy my modelling, it is a HOBBY after all errrrrrrrrr isn't it?

... it would have bordered a miracle, but then ... It's a pitty that even though you can hide a user, you can't hide him when being quoted. It's always sad to see someone suffering a hobby. My sincere condolences to that tragic fate! Cheers, Guido

Once again I invoke the Gaston Rule: Gaston hates it, therefore it must be good.

No need to worry, these things just work this way...

Indeed they do!

Just remember the famous quote by Thomas Jefferson: Never believe everything you read on the internet! Looks like a cool kit to me. My only complaint is that it probably will be out of my price range.