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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => WW1 Aircraft Information/Questions => Topic started by: steveb on February 04, 2016, 06:13:04 AM
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I'm thinking of building a 1/72 Fokker Eindecker, & I'm seeing the various kits for sale. Revell, SMER, MAC, ICM, Eduard. I don't see any Eduard kits available now, but I do see the others I mentioned. At this time, I'm not really tied to a specific version (I - IV), & I'm more concerned with quality & scale integrity of the kit. I would appreciate any insight into those that I mentioned.
Thanks,
Steve
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Don't forget Airfix's new release E.II due out soon!
Ian
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Eduard is the best one,
and there is also a skeleton version in photo etched metal.
For the Old Guys, we cannot forget the old cheap Revell, with its characteristic wing shape - a classic... If you have not built one until now, you should do... it is pure pleasure contained in a few pieces of plastic.
The new Airfix kit seems plagued by a strange nose area, but it is a good model anyway.
Some ICM kits are still around and a balsa penguin from the fourties...
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I could be very wrong here but, Didn't Smer box Eduard kits in 1/72nd for a while? Is the Smer kit their original mold? Just wondering.
RAGIII
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Thanks for the replies! I'm in the US, & never think to check what's happening on eBay overseas.
Thanks again,
Steve