[flyXwire]

http://www.warbird-photos.com/gpxd/viewtopic.php?t=9675

I like the new scheme for the 1/72nd B-26, and an AVG "Flying Tiger"....whooohoooo!

[DADoser]

Originally Posted by flyXwire

http://www.warbird-photos.com/gpxd/viewtopic.php?t=9675
I like the new scheme for the 1/72nd B-26, and an AVG "Flying Tiger"....whooohoooo!

Thanks for posting the link!

I totally agree - the B-26 and the AVG P-40B look great. I've been waiting on an early AVG P-40 for a long time - and I have confidence in FOV's ability to pull off this one - done well - i.e. Pearl harbor P-40. The B-26 makes me "hold off" on getting the one currently out - we'll see how the silver comes out in the production.

Even though I'm Spitfired out - I will probably be a sucker for a FOV version........

1:72 Panzer IV looks promising.

Good stuff.

[mikeb1958]

Originally Posted by DADoser

Thanks for posting the link!

I totally agree - the B-26 and the AVG P-40B look great. I've been waiting on an early AVG P-40 for a long time - and I have confidence in FOV's ability to pull off this one - done well - i.e. Pearl harbor P-40. The B-26 makes me "hold off" on getting the one currently out - we'll see how the silver comes out in the production.

Even though I'm spitfired out - I will probably be a sucker for an FOV version........

1:72 Panzer IV looks promising.

Good stuff.

Yes! Some "must haves" coming out soon! FOV is getting better with their products.

[DADoser]

If they do the exact paint scheme shown for the AVG P-40B - notice the insignia in front of the cockpit.....Hell's Angels - 3rd squadron.

Nude sillouettes of "devil women".........in Target/Toys R US??????? Shhhhhhhhh.....don't alert the media or corporate offices.

(Who flew 47? I'm at work with no AVG reference books avail.)

[STARMAN 352ND]

I like what i see on the FOV front...Hartmann's 109 , Flying Tigers P-40 , 357th Mustang and the B-26 looks mighty fine too.
DA: It was flown by Flight Leader John Petach, Flight Leader Robert Layher, and Flight Leader R.T. Smith (who also flew aircraft #77)
JP

[Cruver Collecter]

Found some information on Wings Palette site:

Unit: 3rd PS 'Hell's Angels', AVG (American Volunteer Group)
Serial: 47 (P-8127)
China, June 1942. It was flown by R.T.Smith, one of the most important figures of the Flying Tigers with 8.90 kills. He was an instructor with the Army Air Corps at Randolph Field before joining the group

[STARMAN 352ND]

Mustang and Hartmann in 1:32 scale....Goodie
Lets hope they get rid of the Titanic Rivets in that scale

[flyXwire]

Originally Posted by STARMAN 352ND

Are any of them going to be in 1:32 scale ??

Which ones are you referring to, JP!

[STARMAN 352ND]

Fly i was fixing my post....Hatmann and the 357th Mustang are in 1:32.....It would be cool to see a Flying Tiger in that scale too.
JP

[Spinnaker]

I'll definitely buy the P-40, and probably get the B-26 to join their first release. as for the rest.... yawn... ;-)