Now Collecting Planes! Stick with Dragon? - Page 2

djjeffhall · 01-02-2007, 01:30 AM

I'd venture to say that when Dragon does a plane right, they do it the best. Their P-51's, Zero's, and P-47's are hard to beat.

When they screw up, their ships look a little silly. Poorly fitted landing gear and general sloppiness all around. (Their Corsairs have serious issues with keeping their landing gear from falling off. My FW-190's and ME-262's do as well to a lesser, and far more tolerable degree.)

I'm not sure what planes you are looking for, but keep in mind that Hobby Master has been aces with their planes thus far. They might be a little more pricey at this point, since they are still brand new, but well worth the money. Depending on what planes you are looking for of course.

SKUNKY · 01-02-2007, 01:33 AM

Draggin' and cyanoacrylate.....an inseparable combo....

**jim** · 01-02-2007, 02:17 AM

Yup tried that stuff once, I walked around with a P47 undercart stuck to my finger for three weeks before I could get it off. Good stuff!

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

Draggin' and cyanoacrylate.....an inseparable combo....

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