[Epapazian]

I just checked the Altaya website and noted the following additions to Altaya's "Bombers Of WW II" line in 1:144th scale:

1) B-17C
2) JU-86
3) Farman F. 222
4) Cant Z 506B
5) PB2Y Coronado
6) Me 323 Gigant
7) Mitsubishi Ki-67 Peggy
8) A-26
9) SB-2

It will probably take a year before these are available to U.S. collectors----at the pace Altaya's initial offerings are getting to market----but so what? Some of these, especially the Cant float plane, JU-86 and Peggy, are worth waiting for. At this rate CC and I may even get a PZL-37 from these guys.

[mikeb1958]

The Me-323 would be a huge plane. Cool!

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by Epapazian

I just checked the Altaya website and noted the following additions to Altaya's "Bombers Of WW II" line in 1:144th scale:

1) B-17C

2) JU-86

3) Farman F. 222

4) Cant Z 506B

5) PB2Y Coronado

6) Me 323 Gigant

7) Mitsubishi Ki-67 Peggy

8) A-26

9) SB-2

It will probably take a year before these are available to U.S. collectors----at the pace Altaya's initial offerings are getting to market----but so what? Some of these, especially the Cant float plane, JU-86 and Peggy, are worth waiting for. At this rate CC and I may even get a PZL-37 from these guys.

The Ju 86, Farman, Cant Me 232, and the SB-2,,, now they are putting out some pretty interesting pieces. The PZL-37 Los would not be out of the question then.

[1250ships]

If it is a revised mould a B-17C would be interesting. Too bad I don't collect 1/144!