Re: Obsolete WW-I kits

jeff cooper (jecooper@direct.ca)
16 Dec 1995 00:51:49 GMT

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In article <4asol6$bsb@elf5.wang.com>, you@somehost.somedomain (Your Name Here) says:
>
>Years ago (8+) I recall seeing some very impresive WW-I airplane kits at a local shop.
>Now that I have some money, no one at any of our local shops knows anything
>about them.
>
>As I recall, they were Japanese, scale unknown (app. 2 or 3 foot wingspan
>for a Spad), mixed construction (metal, plastic and wood) and expensive.
>
>Does anyone have anymore info on these kits and possible availability?
>
>Thanks
>
>Lee Hanson
>hansonl@wanged.com
>
Sounds like the Hasegawa "museum Series" kits that were out a few years
ago. Squadron has them in their updates every now and then. As I recall
there was a Sopwith Camel, SE 5A, and Fokker Dr1, all in 1/12 scale.

Jeff C

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