[brunowbe]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

Same here, I would like to see Corgi's Aviation Archive be a success. Corgi has put out some pretty impressive aircraft in that line, and would like to see a few more. I will alos be snapping that latest P-40 up when it comes out.

I believe I shall wait for this P-40 to come out and make it my first, Jim will be proud.

Did I read something above mentioning the release of the checkerboard Fw190? I hope that is true as I was rather dismayed when they cancelled that one (along with the Graf 1/32 109 too!).

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by brunowbe

I believe I shall wait for this P-40 to come out and make it my first, Jim will be proud.

Did I read something above mentioning the release of the checkerboard Fw190? I hope that is true as I was rather dismayed when they cancelled that one (along with the Graf 1/32 109 too!).

Last I saw of the Fw 190 with the checkerboard cowling was it being cancelled. It would sure be nice if they went ahead and put that one out.

[jim]

[quote=brunowbe;189213]I believe I shall wait for this P-40 to come out and make it my first, Jim will be proud.

Aw come on, you can't possibly wait that long.

Bag a Tex Hill to start your collection, heck theres so many of these beautiful old girls to collect, cheap prices too.

[brunowbe]

I must finish off the 1/32 109s first............patience must be exercised..................and I really like the one that is supposed to be coming out this year.

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by brunowbe

I must finish off the 1/32 109s first............patience must be exercised..................and I really like the one that is supposed to be coming out this year.

I am going to try something a little easier. Just need two more Gloster Gladiators to complete that selection of planes. Not is impressive as the 1/32nd Bf 109s, but its a start.

[brunowbe]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

I am going to try something a little easier. Just need two more Gloster Gladiators to complete that selection of planes. Not is impressive as the 1/32nd Bf 109s, but its a start.

Not as space consuming either.

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by brunowbe

Not as space consuming either.

Nice, small and you can dispay the whole collection on about half a shelf.

[brunowbe]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

Nice, small and you can dispay the whole collection on about half a shelf.

That is true. But there is something about the big ones that make me say WOW!!! My dad recently got an Old Crow 1/32 Corgi Mustang (a big thanks to forum member Old Crow for his Old Crow) and it's impressive, so much so I'm debating trying to find the silver version, but a lack of space is preventing that (the space is reserved for Red 1 and Franz Gotz's ride).

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by brunowbe

That is true. But there is something about the big ones that make me say WOW!!! My dad recently got an Old Crow 1/32 Corgi Mustang (a big thanks to forum member Old Crow for his Old Crow) and it's impressive, so much so I'm debating trying to find the silver version, but a lack of space is preventing that (the space is reserved for Red 1 and Franz Gotz's ride).

No joke about the Corgi 1/32nd models, they do have some Wow Factor to them.

[brunowbe]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

No joke about the Corgi 1/32nd models, they do have some Wow Factor to them.

Is Corgi officially done with the 1/32 birds? I sure hope not.