NIEUPORT 28 32nd RODEN RELEASE

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IN a WORLD of WWII and Modern JET BUILDS…

IS ANYONE AS INterested or Excited AS I am abouth the Newest 32nd WWI Roden Release of the Nieuport 28 ?

It is due for general release anyday now. I would like to put together a wholesale Order to get a few of them for myself. THIS IS NOT AN ADVERTISMENT. I am hoping there might be enough WWI Modelers like myself willing to group together in a CO-OPerative EFFORT to get some of these kits with a savings.

IF anyone is interested I posted an Offer on the WWI themed: theAerodrome.com/forum WebSite

http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/models/35660-co-op-wholesale-large-scale-roden-offer.html (I think that was the appropriate place for it ?)

LARGE SCALE WWI ACFT KITS ARE FINALY on the Verge of Coming into thier own. From Only TWO 32nd Releases available in 1999. to now over a Dozen Kits spread over three different Manufactuers.

I am still holding OUT for the WHOLE WWI Line of ACFT to be UpSCALED and Produced in 32nd including some more of my ATF’s like a Siemans Schuckart D.III or British Fe2 etc.
BUT SO far heres what is out there today in 32nd Scale WWI:

HobbyCraft
Ni17
SPAD XIII
Sopwith Camel
Fokker DrI

Special Hobby
Moraine-Saulnier N
Ni11

Avis
Fokker EV/DVIII

Roden
Fokker DVI
Fokker DrI
Fokker FI
Albatros D.I
Albatros D.III
Se5a
Pfalz D.III
Nieuport 28

Yours MIKE !!

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Wow, Michael excellent news on the Nieu. 28 C.1! I have done a couple of their 1/48 scale versions. Great kits! Now the 1/32 version “all the better to see” inside that impressive cockpit. Truely the mount of AEF aces. Ia m doing a 1/32 Roden SE 5a over in the Group Builds and I am adding the matching Part of Poland PE fret I picked up from Misterkit USA several weeks back. Good stuff maynard!

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Just for a teaser here is my build of the1/32 Roden Pfalz D.III interior As seen in the Group Build here.

Here is a bit of fun on the Roden website. You can’t purchase direct but they display some of the completed builds and you can get a good idea what they look like built up.

http://www.rodenplant.com/