1/72 Hasegawa EF Typhoon **NEW MOULDING**
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scotthldr- Posts : 166
Join date : 2012-09-06
Age : 51
Location : Inverness
Re: 1/72 Hasegawa EF Typhoon **NEW MOULDING**
I think you've mistaken the word boys for God....
Regardless, it looks pretty good, though I suspect the airbrake will be a PITA to fit closed, just like the Revell kit. It'll also be undoubtedly far more expensive than the Revell kit....
Regardless, it looks pretty good, though I suspect the airbrake will be a PITA to fit closed, just like the Revell kit. It'll also be undoubtedly far more expensive than the Revell kit....
Seamus- Posts : 46
Join date : 2012-09-07
Age : 39
Location : Tiverton, Devon
Re: 1/72 Hasegawa EF Typhoon **NEW MOULDING**
Shaun you're still getting mixed up between your scales 1/48 is God's scale
The price from Japan is around the £20 mark ex postage, and I think the Revell version retails about £12? So yes considerably more expensive, so the question is can they justify it?
The price from Japan is around the £20 mark ex postage, and I think the Revell version retails about £12? So yes considerably more expensive, so the question is can they justify it?
scotthldr- Posts : 166
Join date : 2012-09-06
Age : 51
Location : Inverness
Re: 1/72 Hasegawa EF Typhoon **NEW MOULDING**
We could do the scale banter all day!
I'm guessing that £20 is via HLJ? So it'll be frighteningly expensive when it hits the shop shelves, around the £35 I'm guessing. Obviously it'll be state of the art- the Revell kit is decent but getting a bit long in the tooth- but whether anyone can say it's worth the extra £20+ I'm not so sure....
With a bit of luck, I'll get this for review so won't have to pay for it!
I'm guessing that £20 is via HLJ? So it'll be frighteningly expensive when it hits the shop shelves, around the £35 I'm guessing. Obviously it'll be state of the art- the Revell kit is decent but getting a bit long in the tooth- but whether anyone can say it's worth the extra £20+ I'm not so sure....
With a bit of luck, I'll get this for review so won't have to pay for it!
Seamus- Posts : 46
Join date : 2012-09-07
Age : 39
Location : Tiverton, Devon
Re: 1/72 Hasegawa EF Typhoon **NEW MOULDING**
I'll be interested to see what it's like. I think the Revell ones are great.
Really what i'd like to see is a Good version of Tornado Gr4/A released some time soon that don't cost the earth.
Really what i'd like to see is a Good version of Tornado Gr4/A released some time soon that don't cost the earth.
davidm- Posts : 7
Join date : 2012-09-16
Re: 1/72 Hasegawa EF Typhoon **NEW MOULDING**
To be honest, bit surprised they've gone for the Typhoon over a good Tornado here, the Revell Typhoon, a few fit issues aside, is a rather good kit, and with the price this'll come in at I'm not sure where the market will be...
Craig- Posts : 33
Join date : 2012-09-08
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