[WWI] June IM

[Shane Weier]

Chris says

>> Have just finished reading the latest IM. Chris has a nice
>> review of the Wingnuts kits disguised as a history of WW1
>> modelling from a purely North American perspective.
>>
> I thought I had documented large (1/48 and bigger) WWI modeling for the
> world, not just North America.
 
Sorry Chris, I had missed the focus on large scale, though to be sure that *does* historically have a North American focus as 1/72 has a British focus. I *did* enjoy your review BTW and my form of words above was only meant as a different way to say that the review and history were intermixed with the review being shorter than the historical intro (which is usually reversed except by a very few writers like TC)
 
Shane

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> From: cbr at cbrnp.com
> To: wwi at wwi-models.org
> Date: Tue, 2 Jun 2009 10:04:27 -0700
> Subject: Re: [WWI] June IM
>
 I noted that the main impetus for accurate
> information came from Europe, for example (IPMS Magazine, Albatros
> Publications, Profile Publications, etc). Were there manufacturers of
> injection-molded WWI aircraft in 1/48 or larger scales outside of the ones I
> mentioned that I missed? I thought I had done a fair amount of digging on
> that, but I'd welcome additional information.
>
> Chris
>
>
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