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justin · 07-03-2001, 04:53 AM

Just to add that the Corgi Huey's are excellent, they are weathered and the weathering is remarkably well done for a mass produced model. The CDC 1/48 B25 will be awesome, it could displace Corgi's 1/72 Lancaster as the diecast champion

. The CDC 1/48 models are particularly good, although the 1/100 are nice too. One grumble about CDC, I have a RAF Harrier GR5 which claims to be a Royal Navy FAA Harrier GR5, somebody should tell CDC the FAA only ever had Sea Harrier's, but saying that the actual model markings are 100% correct. I'm very excited by the upcoming Corgi 1/72 De Havilland Mosquito's, in my opinion the Mosquito is one of the greatest aircraft designs ever, the Mitsubishi AM6 Zero (one of which will be heavily weathered) and Vought F4U Corsair should be nice too.

07-03-2001, 04:53 AM	#8
justin Insane Collector Join Date: Feb 2000 Posts: 2,005	Just to add that the Corgi Huey's are excellent, they are weathered and the weathering is remarkably well done for a mass produced model. The CDC 1/48 B25 will be awesome, it could displace Corgi's 1/72 Lancaster as the diecast champion . The CDC 1/48 models are particularly good, although the 1/100 are nice too. One grumble about CDC, I have a RAF Harrier GR5 which claims to be a Royal Navy FAA Harrier GR5, somebody should tell CDC the FAA only ever had Sea Harrier's, but saying that the actual model markings are 100% correct. I'm very excited by the upcoming Corgi 1/72 De Havilland Mosquito's, in my opinion the Mosquito is one of the greatest aircraft designs ever, the Mitsubishi AM6 Zero (one of which will be heavily weathered) and Vought F4U Corsair should be nice too.