[Captain Eddie]

[quote=slammer400;40824] When you display the 1/72 models from different manufactures in the same display is it a pretty good fit, or can you notice any differences?

Somewhat depends upon the person, but I certainly have no problem mixing them up. Many on this forum (myself included) feel very comfortable mixing in the MRC plastic prebuilt planes with the diecast ones (and they can be had for around $8 to $10). Some brands tend to be a little less detailed than others, but they all look good together IMHO.

[SKUNKY]

Originally Posted by slammer400

When you display the 1/72 models from different manufactures in the same display is it a pretty good fit, or can you notice any differences?

You'll want to be sure and tag your Corgi Mustangs before you assimilate them in with any Dragon ones just to make sure you don't get them mixed up and end up spending hours trying to decipher which is what....

[Captain Eddie]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

You'll want to be sure and tag your Corgi Mustangs before you assimilate them in with any Dragon ones just to make sure you don't get them mixed up and end up spending hours trying to decipher which is what....

Now, now, be nice Skunky! (of course, compared to what you MIGHT have said, perhaps you ARE being nice!)

[butcherbird]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

You'll want to be sure and tag your Corgi Mustangs before you assimilate them in with any Dragon ones just to make sure you don't get them mixed up and end up spending hours trying to decipher which is what....

No need to tag 'em....the Dragons will be the one's with the collapsed undercarts.

Just kidding. Dragon does produce a better Mustang than Corgi... IMHO

[SKUNKY]

B-bird, how many times do I have to tell ya, buddy?......Cyanoacrylate (CA....Superglue!) is your friend....My Draggin' "undercarts" are as sturdy as Mrs "S"s legs (and believe me, that's sayin' sumthin!) thanks to the wonderful stuff............ ...I hear footsteps!.......LOUD ones!...Gotta go!