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gavmh Upper Deck Member   
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Post #47272, posted on 03-14-2013 GMT-5 hours
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Eventually, the new 144 scale CV440 and CV580 kits have been released: http://www.authentic-airliners.de/kits/1-144-cv440-kits/ Kurt |
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Post #47273, posted on 03-14-2013 GMT-5 hours
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Hi Kurt! I'm looking anxiously every day in my snail-mailbox for my CV-440s to arrive :-) It looks really good-at last an excellent replica of this hobby-wise highly neglected but important aircraft! It will look relly smart in Ruben's forthcoming three SAS liveries :-) Well done, Kurt! -Harry B. |
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Post #47283, posted on 03-14-2013 GMT-5 hours
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I got my second CV-440 from Kurt yesterday. They are brilliant, amazing, excellent.. canīt praise enough. Highly recommend to every propliner fan. Iīm waiting for Finnair and Kar-Air decals. |
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Post #47286, posted on 03-14-2013 GMT-5 hours
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Quote Hi Kusti, I'm sure that after Mika has done my SAS decals, at least he will start thinking about the Finnair and Kar-Air ones for his own range of decasl, Arctic Decals. Happy modelling, Ruben |
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Post #47302, posted on 03-15-2013 GMT-5 hours
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Just for my checkbook's info, 55 euros plus shipping is how much in US dollars? Frank ATL |
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Post #47304, posted on 03-15-2013 GMT-5 hours
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Hi Ruben, Mika promised that he wonīt only think but also act;)and as you know Finnish men "keep their word". Frank: if I calculated right (55,- + 15,90= 70,90) itīs about 93 dollars but of course depends on exchange rate. But I can swear itīs worth for that. |
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Post #47308, posted on 03-15-2013 GMT-5 hours
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OK. TY Frank ATL |
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Post #47317, posted on 03-16-2013 GMT-5 hours
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do you have to drill holes for weights...tail heavy? is the nose cone hollow?
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Post #47322, posted on 03-17-2013 GMT-5 hours
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Hi Brad, Yes, you have to drill the nose cone hollow to insert about 20gr of metal. Anyway, you have to remove the sprue from the nose cone. Drilling it hollow will take about 10 more minutes. Kurt |
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Hi, Thanks Kurt....looks nice !!! Your Mileage May Differ |