They're out in the Czech Republic.  I'm curious to see if the T wing will fit other later variants.

Quote from: The Wooksta! on November 24, 2023, 01:27:26 PMAZ have a few whiffy and oddball E based 109s due out soon, including a couple of Ts and what they are calling the 109S - a two seat E. My first thought was a two seat T as a deck landing trainer or even a COD aircraft.

That sounds like a great idea Lee 

Gondor

A couple of Joy Packs, Bf-109E3/4/7 and P-51B/C Mustang . The usual deal, three kits, no decals, (except the 109's come with stencils but no major markings).

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I've got the 109 pack, it's very good value and the 109 is one of their really good kits 

I must admit I do like a Mustang with a Malcolm hood, but I don't think I'll need three.

Not interested in P-51s but, you can never have too many Bf-109s

Quote from: Mossie on April 15, 2024, 02:12:50 PMI must admit I do like a Mustang with a Malcolm hood, but I don't think I'll need three.

Ideal fodder for the In Memoriam GB in July.

January's SAM dropped through the letter box yesterday and these 4 new releases were in the AZ/KP advert, early 109's. Checked the Big H and they are in their Future Releases section, so the New Year could get expensive. 

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There's some...discussion on Britmodeller about the canopy differences between the early marks.  Apparently there were some.  Will they also get the wing armament right, as the A-B had none but the C-B did.

The old Heller kit was only a C or D, they gave markings for a B but you needed to do surgery to do it.

Oh, and no C variants served in Spain - they were all As or Bs.  The lack of wing armament in the photos of the Condor Legion aircraft prove it.

New tool 1/72 Gotha P.60 Luft '46 kits, available in several versions:

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The twin engined, pointy nose version looks best to my mind. 

Quote from: PR19_Kit on March 30, 2025, 05:36:50 AMThe twin engined, pointy nose version looks best to my mind. 

A bit like a miniature Javelin?

And without the FIN!

Lots of plywood goin' on there.
Gotha's "we doan wanna build no stinkin' Horten" project.
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Quote from: PR19_Kit on March 30, 2025, 05:36:50 AMThe twin engined, pointy nose version looks best to my mind. 

I believe they're all twin engined, the C.1 and N.1 have another mounted on the underside.