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Friday, March 02, 2012 - 05:40 AM UTC
Hobby Boss have published photographs showing boxarts, painting schemes and of course sprues of their three latest model kits in 1/48 scale.
First two kits represents an "easy assembly" line of the model kits with definitely smaller ammount of parts in comparison to the "classic" kits. For example the P-40 have 30 parts while the Corsair have ten times more. So, as we see, Hobby Boss prepares their new kits for both the yougsters and advanced modelers. See the details of their kits below.
P-40M Kitty Hawk
Item No: 85801
Scale: 1/48
Dimensions: length: 210mm, wingspan: 234mm
Total plastic parts: 30
Total sprues: 5 sprues
Camouflage schemes:
1. 112th Sqn RAF
2. 75th Sqn, 23rd Group, 13thth AF, 1943
Released date: 2012-02
More features:
- kit consists of over 30 parts, includes 2 clear parts
- fuselage & wing with finely engraved panel lines
Product page.
P-51D Mustang IV
Item No: 85802
Scale: 1/48
Dimension: length: 205mm, wingspan: 236mm
Total plastic parts: 40
Total sprues: 5sprues
Camoufladge schemes:
1. 44-14769, 362nd Sqn, 357th Group, 8th AF, Capt. John B. England
2. KM272, QV-V, „Dooleybird”, 19th Sqn RAF, May 1945
Released date: 2012-02
More features:
- the kit consists of over 40 parts, includes 2 clear parts
- fuselage & wing with finely engraved panel lines
Product page.
F4U-4 Corsair early version
Item No: 80386
Scale: 1/48
Dimension length: 213.5mm, wingspan: 260mm
Total plastic parts: 300+pcs
Total sprues: 12sprues
Camouflage schemes
1. VF-61, USS Midway ,1949
2. VF-22, USS Cord Sea, 1948
Released date: 2012-01
More features:
- kit consists of over 300 parts and 4 clear parts for canopy.
- detailed fuselage&wing w/accurate design
- engine with fine detail
- detailed gear cabin
Product page.
Please remember, when contacting retailers or manufacturers, to mention that you saw their products highlighted here - on AEROSCALE.
P-40M Kitty Hawk
Item No: 85801
Scale: 1/48
Dimensions: length: 210mm, wingspan: 234mm
Total plastic parts: 30
Total sprues: 5 sprues
Camouflage schemes:
1. 112th Sqn RAF
2. 75th Sqn, 23rd Group, 13thth AF, 1943
Released date: 2012-02
More features:
- kit consists of over 30 parts, includes 2 clear parts
- fuselage & wing with finely engraved panel lines
Product page.
P-51D Mustang IV
Item No: 85802
Scale: 1/48
Dimension: length: 205mm, wingspan: 236mm
Total plastic parts: 40
Total sprues: 5sprues
Camoufladge schemes:
1. 44-14769, 362nd Sqn, 357th Group, 8th AF, Capt. John B. England
2. KM272, QV-V, „Dooleybird”, 19th Sqn RAF, May 1945
Released date: 2012-02
More features:
- the kit consists of over 40 parts, includes 2 clear parts
- fuselage & wing with finely engraved panel lines
Product page.
F4U-4 Corsair early version
Item No: 80386
Scale: 1/48
Dimension length: 213.5mm, wingspan: 260mm
Total plastic parts: 300+pcs
Total sprues: 12sprues
Camouflage schemes
1. VF-61, USS Midway ,1949
2. VF-22, USS Cord Sea, 1948
Released date: 2012-01
More features:
- kit consists of over 300 parts and 4 clear parts for canopy.
- detailed fuselage&wing w/accurate design
- engine with fine detail
- detailed gear cabin
Product page.
Please remember, when contacting retailers or manufacturers, to mention that you saw their products highlighted here - on AEROSCALE.
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