Better hurry up if you want one. I may have to do without cable for a month or so for this one. 27,930 yen, that’s about $350.00 if you want the works. Wish me luck.
Ive been noticing a few "new" forum posters are nothing more than people trying to advertise something…like this thread. Have they found a way around the forum rules? And I agree…theres no way Im paying 350 bucks for a plastic, or any medium, aircraft kit!
I’ve noticed the same thing, too. And I couldn’t agree with Fermis’ statement more. I love my hobby but I can also recognize when manufactures are trying to screw me and my fellow modelers over.
Eric
Edit: Just out of curiosity, I noticed that Zukiman has three posts, two of them were directing us towards web sites. And is there a connection between “Zukiman” and “Zoukei”-Mura, Inc, the manufacturer of the overpriced Skyraider? My $@#^ detector is going off on this one.
Ha! My point exactly…I was too lazy to type all that but his name and the manufacturers name were too similar. Im glad Im not the only one with an activated BS alarm! And..is this a real kit? Has anyone ever heard of this Manufacturer? I havent…but that doesn`t mean too much…lol.
Ha! My point exactly…I was too lazy to type all that but his name and the manufacturers name were too similar. Im glad Im not the only one with an activated BS alarm! And..is this a real kit? Has anyone ever heard of this Manufacturer? I havent…but that doesn`t mean too much…lol.
No troublemaker 66, I’m not trying to advertise the kit. I just thought it was a great model and wanted to pass the site on to anyone who might be interested.
Compare the level of detail of the Revell Arado 196 for under 40 bucks to this one. [blkeye] What they want for this Skyraider, I can buy a .60 powered 60-70 inch wing span RC ARF (Almost Ready to Fly) model that I can actually fly. [8-|]
I have their Ta-152 and the Shinden. They look to be even more detailed than Tamiya’s 1/32 offerings. The instructions are in color not only with illustrations, but pictures of the sub assemblies as they go together.
I’ll be passing on the Spad. I prefer WWII aircraft. If I did want one, the only hesitation would be to look in the checkbook before ordering.
You can also buy them through Volks USA in Los Angeles.