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Pan_Am_Clipper_Girl · 07-02-2008

For ease of Build the Tamiya 48th 109's are great. Though personally the Hasegawa just has the edge, the etch grills and armour plate are superb.
If you look at the pic I just posted there is a mixture of Tamiya/Hasegawa and Airfix amongst the 109's, when they are on the wall it's difficult to tell which one is which.
Just depends on what you want at the end of the day.
for 72nd (not a scale I do anymore for aircraft) I still have a soft spot for the old Matchbox 109. Don't laugh, I think it's cute.

though for years I thought the JG27 emblem was a pirate *giggles* I don't think it was me, just bad decals I guess. I can't fault anything else on it though.

Love,
Perry X X X

“I’ve never been very good at D&T. I don’t even understand cogs.”

07-02-2008	#6 (permalink)
Pan_Am_Clipper_Girl Coffee? Tea? Or Me? Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nr. Aberystwyth (You couldn't pronounce it) Real Name: Perry My Models: Bestest love at the moment 144th Airliners Visit Pan_Am_Clipper_Girl's Gallery Posts: 149 Images: 3	For ease of Build the Tamiya 48th 109's are great. Though personally the Hasegawa just has the edge, the etch grills and armour plate are superb. If you look at the pic I just posted there is a mixture of Tamiya/Hasegawa and Airfix amongst the 109's, when they are on the wall it's difficult to tell which one is which. Just depends on what you want at the end of the day. for 72nd (not a scale I do anymore for aircraft) I still have a soft spot for the old Matchbox 109. Don't laugh, I think it's cute. though for years I thought the JG27 emblem was a pirate giggles I don't think it was me, just bad decals I guess. I can't fault anything else on it though. Love, Perry X X X “I’ve never been very good at D&T. I don’t even understand cogs.” __________________ Love Perry X X X "I'm not very good at D&T, I don't understand cogs." Last edited by Pan_Am_Clipper_Girl; 07-02-2008 at 10:46. Reason: added something!