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Stilicho
Well,there are more differences between an"F" ad a "G" than gun breech covers and the oil filter. I think Erich's machine differed from Gerhard's by more than the personal "Tulip" also -but you did get a 3 piece canopy as well. Jo-Han here claims to have invented the idea of putting numbers on tabs next to the parts; these being the same as those on the assembly drawings. If so, they were real pioneers.
Well,there are more differences between an"F" ad a "G" than gun breech covers and the oil filter. I think Erich's machine differed from Gerhard's by more than the personal "Tulip" also -but you did get a 3 piece canopy as well. Jo-Han here claims to have invented the idea of putting numbers on tabs next to the parts; these being the same as those on the assembly drawings. If so, they were real pioneers.
5 May 2015, 05:47
Rex
the kits in this range from 1963 toolings had numbers on tabs in the decade before the Jo-Han kits
scalemates.com/kits/239646-revell-h-636-brewster-buffalo-f2a (this is a 1964 boxing, not 1965 like the listing says)
the kits in this range from 1963 toolings had numbers on tabs in the decade before the Jo-Han kits
scalemates.com/kits/239646-revell-h-636-brewster-buffalo-f2a (this is a 1964 boxing, not 1965 like the listing says)
5 May 2015, 06:05