[duxford]

I will be long gone before Lord Is My Shepherd arrives--to say nothing of Jersey Jerk. Since I am collecting examples from various fighter groups, I went ahead and added another Easy Model Mustang to my collection: Jackie, of Lt. John Crump, 360th FS. It is just a fine little model.

In addition, I bought the pink Spitfire. What a delight that is.

Easy Model--For the Discriminating Collector....

[jim]

Spitfires always delight.

Originally Posted by duxford

I will be long gone before Lord Is My Shepherd arrives--to say nothing of Jersey Jerk. Since I am collecting examples from various fighter groups, I went ahead and added another Easy Model Mustang to my collection: Jackie, of Lt. John Crump, 360th FS. It is just a fine little model.

In addition, I bought the pink Spitfire. What a delight that is.

Easy Model--For the Discriminating Collector....

[ZS-VAN]

Tell me more about Easy models. Are they die-cast? Where does one find them? How come TFM doesn't stock them?

[Captain Eddie]

No, they are plastic.

[planenuts]

And......looking at some of the pictures of them it looks like you can see the seem on the leading edge of the wings Which is a big deal breaker for me. If any of you guys have some good high quality pictures of the leading edges I'd appreciate it

[HotTrap429]

Which planes do you want a picture of planenuts? I've got the Wildcats, Corsair, and P-40Bs. Haven't got any 51s or 47s yet.

[flaps]

I have one of these and I gotta tell you they are pretty light weight, mine shows glue here and there and they need to be handled more carefully than a Dragon P-51. Plus nothing and I mean nothing moves or works
They weight about an ounce, lighter than most model kits in the same scale. Of course they are half the price of a Diecast, but I would much rather have a Witty Wings for the Sub $18.00 price range on the WWII stuff.

These also feature Zero detail in the cockpit and no pilot, if that bothers you, plus super weak fixed gear.

Flaps

[SKUNKY]

Originally Posted by flaps

I have one of these and I gotta tell you they are pretty light weight, mine shows glue here and there and they need to be handled more carefully than a Dragon P-51. Plus nothing and I mean nothing moves or works
They weight about an ounce, lighter than most model kits in the same scale. Of course they are half the price of a Diecast, but I would much rather have a Witty Wings for the Sub $18.00 price range on the WWII stuff.

These also feature Zero detail in the cockpit and no pilot, if that bothers you, plus super weak fixed gear.

Flaps

SOLD!!.....I'll take 10 dozen of each...

[planenuts]

Originally Posted by HotTrap429

Which planes do you want a picture of planenuts? I've got the Wildcats, Corsair, and P-40Bs. Haven't got any 51s or 47s yet.

Oh, I don't know......take your pick. Can YOU see the seem between the top and bottom of the wing halves I can not stand seem lines on the leading edges of the wings

[Tri-motor]

Seems to be no seams on mine. The wings are cast in one piece (as far as I can tell). Spend $9 & buy one already!Oh sorry, there are no fiddly bits on these! They come pre-assembled!