[Cruver Collecter]

Elmer,
Yep, good point. Besides some of these models do come off a bit better in 1/48th scale. I think the F3F is going to be a great 1/48th scale addtion.

[Captain Eddie]

Originally Posted by Shawn 507

Oh in the old days you'd be catching flack over Berlin for opening yourself up like that!!!

Yea, I know, but those guys areen't around anymore.

[mustangdriver]

Where did I see that they are making a Helldiver as well? What scale is that going to be?

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by mustangdriver

Where did I see that they are making a Helldiver as well? What scale is that going to be?

The HM Helldiver thread indicates 1/72nd scale.

[Celtic]

Originally Posted by Celtic

no, NO, NO

Originally Posted by Elmer

Ya' know... there are 1/48 collectors out there. Believe it or not. I don't belly ache everytime a 1/72 mold is released of a model I want in 1/48. This "no 1/48 for me" and "what a waste if it is not 1:72" whining gets real old. Last I checked, the vast majority of HM's models are 1/72. Consider yourself blessed.

And I consider myself blessed to have at least a few high quality 1/48 scale diecast models. Thank you Hobby Master, and I hope you will continue to offer the line with future releases.

However, there are a few of us out here that don't take the issue all that seriously, and like to use a little tongue in cheek...

[smartd]

Help me out here, put a name to the F3F.

[mustangdriver]

No name for the F3F, but People nicknamed it the "Flying Barrel".

[smartd]

Originally Posted by mustangdriver

No name for the F3F, but People nicknamed it the "Flying Barrel".

Thank you.

[lanslide]

Originally Posted by smartd

Help me out here, put a name to the F3F.

parsig9 called it a Pussycat

[STARMAN 352ND]

Check this cool video out........The F3F-2 "Flying Barrel"
JP