Modelsvit

[Captain Canada]

Love that B-29 pic ! Who knew !

[NARSES2]

They've got a couple of new ones in at the Big H, these took my eye

https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/MVIT7223

https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/MVIT7224

[PR19_Kit]

https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/MVIT7224

That M-17 is seriously interesting, but sadly the price isn't.............

[Green Dragon]

I'm afraid at that price I'll have to wait till one goes into the bargain bin or I win the Lottery!

Paul Harrison

[The Wooksta!]

Ditto.

[chrisonord]

I have bought and built quite a few modelsvit kits now, and all of them I have bought from modelsUa, simply because of the price difference, plus if you are cheeky enough, Ivan will give you a very nice discount on kits. Also, I think Modelsvit have taken the Amodel route on producing kits as they are a nightmare to build. My VVA-14 has been sat part done on my window ledge for several months now as it has fought me all the way. 
Chris

[Weaver]

New in at the Big H. Not sure if these are new or just re-stocks - interesting though.

MiG Ye-152M: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/MSVIT72030




Beriev Be-14 flying boat: https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/MSVIT72039

[Thorvic]

New in at the Big H. Not sure if these are new or just re-stocks - interesting though.

New versions fresh into the UK,

[NARSES2]

I do fancy the Be-14

[chrisonord]

After having to put down 2 of their kits because of badly fitting parts and easily breakable parts, these kits are not for those with a dicky ticker or a short fuse. They seem to have taken over from Amodel with the crap fitting parts.
Chris

[rickshaw]

Having built two (Ye152a and Be12), I can only describe them as "enticing but difficult".   They are not for the beginner by any means.  I am still not sure I got the undercarriage on the Be12 correct but it looks right.   I spent a fortnight on that part of the kit alone, trying to figure out the instructions versus the parts.   

The outcome was in the end worth all the effort.

[chrisonord]

Having built two (Ye152a and Be12), I can only describe them as "enticing but difficult".   They are not for the beginner by any means.  I am still not sure I got the undercarriage on the Be12 correct but it looks right.   I spent a fortnight on that part of the kit alone, trying to figure out the instructions versus the parts.   

The outcome was in the end worth all the effort.

I know where you are coming from, I got so far with the VVA-14, and it just annoyed the hell out of me so it has been sat on the meter cupboard for 6 months, currently building the TU-91, with a vague hope I will get it done for the soviet GB, the fit of parts and the dodgy undercarriage are being very trying, so many parts for the things it is untrue.
Chris

[chrisonord]

Modelsvit have been showing cgi pictures of their forthcoming mirage 4000, on their Facebook and web page. I think its going to be an expensive one, but hopefully they have got their badly fitting parts problem sorted. The kit is in 1/72nd scale too. I think I will still buy one and do it as the Honduras Air Force top of the range fighter.
Chris.

[KiwiZac]

I think I will still buy one and do it as the Honduras Air Force top of the range fighter.

For some reason I really, really like this idea. I look forward to seeing it!

[chrisonord]

For those on Facebook, Modelsvit have a page on there and are showing test mold pictures of their imminent 1/72nd scale Mirage 4000. The kit comes with a load of P.E and paint masks too.
Chris