[Louie]

Carousel 1 Fokkers and Nieuport 11's no defects or misalignments seen,nada.
Corgi Swordfish and PBY's

[Daywalker]

Corgi 1/72 Adolf Galland Flying Aces Me 109
Corgi 1/72 Me 109 Zerstörergeschwader
Corgi 1/72 Heinkel He 111 Night Sorties
Corgi 1/72 FW 190 Flying Mule Special
Corgi 1/72 Tropical and Snake Stuka
Carousel 1 1/48 FW 190 Götz, Hofmann, Barkhorn

[jim]

Originally Posted by Celtic

Thanks for joining me at the Farm, Jim! I have all but one of the P-40's...so as a class, I'd put them right up there with the (old mold) Bf 109 and the P-38. However, I won't modify my list because the Doc is a 190 fan, and if he finds out about my P-40 addiction he might hit me with more joy juice...

[SKUNKY]

Louie and Daywalker -quit slipping those Carousels into this thread or I'm going to have to retaliate with some Century Wings...I thought we were talkin' Corgis only here!.....

[JustPlaneNuttz]

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Yes, let's try to keep this to Corgi aircraft, considering this is the Corgi Classics section. Thanx! (We can always do the other guys another time on a similar thread, OK? Thanx again!)

JPN

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[Rush104]

The ones I like the most-

Snafu Snatchers Catalina
SAAF Buccaneer
RAF 93 Sqn Sabre Mk. 4
Air Atlantique Canberra
Blue Angels Constellation

[Omnius]

Corgi Lancaster "Pathfinders"
Gemini Aces Johnny Johnson Spitfire
Gemini Aces Berlin Express Mustang
Hobby Master SBD Dauntless

[Elmer]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

Louie and Daywalker -quit slipping those Carousels into this thread or I'm going to have to retaliate with some Century Wings...I thought we were talkin' Corgis only here!.....

My perfect Corgi model is an Eagles International P-51B and C named Patty Ann II and INA the Macon Belle.

[jim]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

Louie and Daywalker -quit slipping those Carousels into this thread or I'm going to have to retaliate with some Century Wings...I thought we were talkin' Corgis only here!.....

I never thought I would ever see that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Skunky just shouted at some one for going off topic!!!


YEHHHHHHA.

[JustPlaneNuttz]

Just a thought or two on what we mean by 'perfection' --

Perfection is a vey high standard to achieve. That is why we are always striving to attain it. It is also a subjective term. That said, there are various reasons why 'almost perfect' is very acceptable, and it now becomes an academic argument. But for our purposes here, I would say 'perfect' has to be tempered with the fact Corgi doesn't create museum replicas -- and I think we all know that. They are models for the enthusiast. There are certain financial considerations to be factored in here too -- ours and theirs. In closing I guess I would have to say 'perfect' in our world here, would be if you were showing one of your finer or newer acquisitions to a friend, you could also crack a reference book with a photo of that aircraft in it and have confidence that the model isn't going to betray you. Impressive gazes should follow if the model is doing its job! I would be tempted to call that 'perfect'.

In my world, only a precious few of mine have been good enough to pull that off!

Just my 2¢ worth.

JPN