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Insane Collector
Join Date: Jul 2002
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The ultimate test:
Comparing the 1/200 model with the real plane. The Hogan M-Series little model is a recent addition to my collection, the real Superhornet as seen oboard USS. Kitty Hawk at the end of April, during a port call in Hong Kong. Always remember one very important thing about the 1/200 models: THEY ARE VERY SMALL In fact, without supermacro and holding the camera around 2 cm to the model, you would probably not notice some details (or lose ends for that matter). I was surprised to find out they actually printed the names of all the people (CAG, DCAG, AW) and didn't go "XASSEWTSXX..." like some 1/72 models do (all Witty Superbugs go with "DANGIE AYVESTING HOOK" for instance, and Hobbymaster even printed five blue pixels instead of a yellow sun in the Argentine Falklands A-4, there was always somebody coming out to defend those mistakes by saying "C'mon, the're like very small and you can never see them anyway.")!! It is about time we had a Hogan subforum... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Reality check: look at the size of the model compared to a 1/72 Witty Superhornet
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Made in Japan
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Honolulu, in Grass Hut
Age: 41
Posts: 136
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Good review/comparison. I didn't know that Hogan made F-18 too, I though only Herpa did. I hope to see low-vis versions.
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The Jolly Roger
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i saw to versions at the show last weekend and they are due to be released along with a thunderbirds F-16D y do they only make the twin seaters of f-16`s?
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Senior Collector
Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 230
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The Jolly Roger
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very nice i have to have that baby in my collection!
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