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I am merely a messenger, somebody, somewhere is doing something to change the status quo

http://www.hobbyboss.com/index.php?g=home&m=page&a=index&id=132&l=en

Everyone who purchased this kit should have done it long ago. Squeaky wheel gets the grease

From what I understand , he contacted HB directly.

I would go with Master and scratch my own arms. Resin antennas are ultra delicate and prone to brake.

a little birdie told me that Hobby Boss is going start distribution of replacement ( corrected ) front turrets via. local/national wholesale suppliers within a month. It was a direct response of HB customer service to an inquiry from a customer in Czech Republic.

Nice and clean Phil, I also like that randomly misplaced hammer Cheers M..

Owl fixes the incorrect arms with its own resin replacement. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Owl-Decals-1-32-HEINKEL-He-219A-0-FULL-RADAR-SET/191124982033?hash=item2c7fefc911:g:oSsAAOxyUylTPaZf:rk:1:pf:0

grab it , the set is long OOP https://eshop.owl-czech.eu/kategorie/1:32-2/

Sweet, thanks for sharing Maru.

Owl R32009 Resin 1/32 He 219 A radar

double opsie

Ops, here is 370 on swamp fox

I would use 600, that is the standard nowadays, you can't see very many 370s in service that often anymore. There is one think that is different between those two Scott , 370 has two fuel ports at the top as such. 600gal/ has one at the front and two at the rear Sgt. Mendoza is covering this part with his hand and whole bunch of circular covers on the side

That defrosting plumbing is flawless

Master has another, arms comes with the kit or you can fab your own.

Judging by the chubbiness of the tank I would say 600 For comparison here are 600 gallons ,instead of usual 370s and the centre hard point carries 300 gallon.

I believe it is in honour of somebody who's name was Kalinin, there are three letter in between, maybe four that can be the first name.

Good idea!

in the name of Kalinin ???

Phil, it should be an early 1F. Mast likely the NR-G night fighter . or this one I just want to go easy on this and stick with what is in the box