Hasegawa

Started by Maverick, July 28, 2008, 04:48:18 PM

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Shouldn't be too bad, if their other weapons sets are anything to go on. If it does end up very pricy, then most of those weapons can be had for about £13 from Revell, with a free Tiffie in the box to boot. :thumbsup:
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 :banghead: too small  heres hoping they do the 1:48 version soon
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Weaver

Interesting that the blurb mentions Mirage 2000s when in fact almost none of those weapons apply to it.
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Thorvic

Quote from: Weaver on August 05, 2014, 01:39:57 PM
Interesting that the blurb mentions Mirage 2000s when in fact almost none of those weapons apply to it.

Should be Rafale i guess using the Meteor
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ChernayaAkula

Interesting stuff!  :thumbsup: Especially the Brimstone missiles and launchers.  :party:
Going by the types included and the blurb mentioning 86 parts, I suppose the set consists of the weapons coming with Hasegawa's 1/72 Eurofighter Typhoon. The three sprues X, Y and Z (LINK) contain exactly 43 parts. So, each sprue included twice and you have 86 parts, giving four each IRIS-T, ASRAAM, AMRAAM, Meteor, ALARM and two each Storm Shadow, Taurus and Brimstone launcher (with three missiles each). Nice!

Interesting to see the Taurus, Storm Shadow and Brimstones on a separate sprue, as well as the ALARMS on a separate sprue. Wonder whether we'll see some updated Tornadoes from Hasegawa....
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Interesting to see that sprue Z is listed as x2 but also not for use  :blink:

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Weaver

Wish somebody would do a decent French weapons set. They have lots of interesting stuff, and since they export "freely" they're useful for all sorts of whiff ideas, not just in-service French stuff. Off the top of my head:

R.550 Magic 2 AAM
Super 530D AAM
MICA-RF AAM
MICA-IR AAM
SCALP-EG ASM
ASMP ASM (nuclear)
AM-39 Exocet AShM
AS-137 ARMAT ARM
AS-30L ASM
MATRA LGBs (can't recall the name)
ATLIS II targeting pod
Beluga CBUs
BAP-100 mini-concrete-piercing bombs
BAT-120 mini-frag bombs
9 and 18 round carriers for the BAP-100s and BAT-120s
Durandal anti-runway bombs
Thomson-Brandt 100mm rocket pods (4 and 6 round)

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Quote from: Weaver on August 06, 2014, 12:19:21 PM
Wish somebody would do a decent French weapons set. They have lots of interesting stuff, and since they export "freely" they're useful for all sorts of whiff ideas, not just in-service French stuff. Off the top of my head:

R.550 Magic 2 AAM
Super 530D AAM
MICA-RF AAM
MICA-IR AAM
SCALP-EG ASM
ASMP ASM (nuclear)
AM-39 Exocet AShM
AS-137 ARMAT ARM
AS-30L ASM
MATRA LGBs (can't recall the name)
ATLIS II targeting pod
Beluga CBUs
BAP-100 mini-concrete-piercing bombs
BAT-120 mini-frag bombs
9 and 18 round carriers for the BAP-100s and BAT-120s
Durandal anti-runway bombs
Thomson-Brandt 100mm rocket pods (4 and 6 round)

Didn't Heller do one?  I'm sure I have one in my stash...
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Quote from: rickshaw on August 06, 2014, 04:53:18 PM
Quote from: Weaver on August 06, 2014, 12:19:21 PM
Wish somebody would do a decent French weapons set. They have lots of interesting stuff, and since they export "freely" they're useful for all sorts of whiff ideas, not just in-service French stuff. Off the top of my head:

R.550 Magic 2 AAM
Super 530D AAM
MICA-RF AAM
MICA-IR AAM
SCALP-EG ASM
ASMP ASM (nuclear)
AM-39 Exocet AShM
AS-137 ARMAT ARM
AS-30L ASM
MATRA LGBs (can't recall the name)
ATLIS II targeting pod
Beluga CBUs
BAP-100 mini-concrete-piercing bombs
BAT-120 mini-frag bombs
9 and 18 round carriers for the BAP-100s and BAT-120s
Durandal anti-runway bombs
Thomson-Brandt 100mm rocket pods (4 and 6 round)

Didn't Heller do one?  I'm sure I have one in my stash...

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Weaver

Cheers folks - didn't know about the Heller one. Unfortunately, it seems to be rare as hen's teeth nowadays. It's also French/NATO, so there are some things in it that duplicate other sets and other things on my list that arn't in it.

Looks like Skunkmodel does a 1/48th one too (limited selection though): http://www.hyperscale.com/2011/reviews/kits/smw48008reviewme_1.htm
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NARSES2

From that angle the B-47 always looks a little cartoonish to me. Smiley face ?
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Thorvic

Quote from: Weaver on August 06, 2014, 05:26:39 PM
Cheers folks - didn't know about the Heller one. Unfortunately, it seems to be rare as hen's teeth nowadays. It's also French/NATO, so there are some things in it that duplicate other sets and other things on my list that arn't in it.

Looks like Skunkmodel does a 1/48th one too (limited selection though): http://www.hyperscale.com/2011/reviews/kits/smw48008reviewme_1.htm

http://www.modartdec.com/mads.html

Some of these fit the bill ?
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Gondor

The B-47 is a probably reissue with new decals. It would be nice to see more of them on the market though and in more modern plastic than the original was.

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