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Join Date: Jul 1999
Location: From KDAW, 316deg 3.11nm
Posts: 108
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I just picked one up last weekend, and when I got home I found it has a terrible tampo job. All of the printing on the upper lobe is pushed about 1/4" too high. The red shield under the nose is correctly positioned, but instead of the blue starting directly above it, there's a big silver gap.
Does anyone else have the NW Strat? Did I just get a lemon, or are they all that way? I have several of the C/KC-97 models, and they're all fine. Peter
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Insane Collector
Join Date: Feb 2000
Posts: 2,005
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I never bought this one but the one I looked at the shop looked OK, maybe there is a bad batch??? Or maybe I say a rare good one???
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^~.. Maximum R & B ..~^
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Land of a thousand dances
Posts: 3,057
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I didn't even know Corgi made a NW Stratocruiser, but I have a Japanese Alps brand version - 18" w.s. - made in the 1950s with somewhat faded but completely accurate livery (#701/N74601) as well as a smaller edition (14.5" w.s.) with the registration number N3190, which is incorrect.
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