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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => What's New => Topic started by: hiddeous1973 on November 21, 2012, 08:49:34 AM
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http://www.jadarhobby.pl/rexx-48007-roland-cii-exhaust-nozzles-148-p-27975.html (http://www.jadarhobby.pl/rexx-48007-roland-cii-exhaust-nozzles-148-p-27975.html)
http://www.jadarhobby.pl/rexx-48005-albatros-dv-exhaust-nozzles-148-p-27973.html (http://www.jadarhobby.pl/rexx-48005-albatros-dv-exhaust-nozzles-148-p-27973.html)
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bloody hell..oops I mean WoW!
Bring on the 1/32nd ones now
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Yes, I've seen those. It looks as if someone has taken over the old Moskit line of exhausts, or else figured out how he did manufactured them.
Warren
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Very impressive, hopefully the manufacturer will see a market in 1:32. Has anyone got any of these, are they as good as they look?
Cheers,
Lance
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It's the old Moskit exhaust, isn't it?
They really are marvellous things, I've no idea how they are manufactured but they look like a full size exhaust has simply been shrunk down.
Moskit did loads of different types in 1/32, so I expect it will not be long before they start appearing in that scale.
Happy days!
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AmaZING!
Bring it on! :)
BVB
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Lance, I've got some of the old Moskit exhausts, but in 1/72nd. These appear to be the same thing, and if so, you will like them. I will say though that in the larger scale, and with round exhausts, the same effect can be done with a drill and paint/weathering, . . . just depends on how your time vs. money vs. talent scale is running. The beauty of the old Moskit exhausts were with square exhausts such as found on Bf One-oh-thingees, etc. ;) The real advantage for us and our area and era of interest is going to be with exhausts for things such as SPAD's, etc.
Warren
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I tend to agree with your cut on them Warren. I have not (to date) had a problem with hollowing out the usually single/combined outlet on our subjects and having just spent a fair $ on some Alclad supplies I believe the painting aspect will be even better. Still...fascinating and pretty to look at.
Cheers,
Lance
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saw those at modelsua while back. they clain to be made from some unique process if i'm not mistaken. i have see similar exhaust to this made for 1/35 armor models. they are very delicately formrd and look very nice.