Buy 1/200 IJN Battleship Mikasa 1902 Wooden Deck w/Masking & PE Sheets for Hobby boss #82002 by Artwox (AWAM30004A). Shop model ships & boats by scale 1/200 online at BNA Model World. Billing's Gothenborg 1:100 / Billing's Boulogne Etaples 1:20 Billing's Half Moon 1:40 - some scratch required Revell U.S.S. United States 1:96 - plastic/ wood modified / Academy Titanic 1:400 Trawler Syborn - semi scratch / Holiday Harbor dual build - semi scratch If you go back to Plastic Pics on Jan 3, 2017 10:32 PM, you'll see my post titled: Hobby Boss 1/48 P-38L-5-LO “Easy Assembly”. I personally enjoyed the kit and would recommend it. But it's Hobby Boss, so you cannot expect too much in the accuracy department! It looks great sitting on my shelf. Dwayne1955. 1,682 105. This week is a review of the HobbyBoss HE162 Salamander 1/72scale plastic model kit. Find out what I think of this early German jet fighter model plane . . . April 13, 2021 · in Aviation · 1/48 Hobby Boss Luftwaffe Me 262 · 29 ≡ · 3.6K. Hi guys, Hobby Boss Me262 a-1b in 1/48. built out of the box with very minor scratch build additions. Reader reactions: 22 Awesome Loved Helpful Wow. 17 additional images. Hobby-Boss is also a spin-off of Trumpeter and offers the kit of the Mikasa at 1/200. So, we have had Merit, Wave, Trumpeter and now Hobby Boss offering the same model. For sure, things seems to be rocking faster in the Chinese industry. The colour scheme presented in this kit. The decals in the box. -The parts & sprues of the kit. Model Length: 592.5mm Width: 82.5mm. Total of 5 sprues and hull. The kit consists of over 70 parts with 4 roadbed sections. -Newly tooled parts in accurate detail. -Photo etched parts included. The kit built by Hobbyboss modelers. Unfortunately, Hobby Boss does not include nose weights that are necessary to keep the nose down. A lot of weight would be required to keep that model from being a tail sitter. On 12/13/2018 at 3:35 PM, Johnny_K said: That is superb! 👌 Keith 😁. Agree — it's definitely on the acquisition list. Interested in modelling an Alconbury TR-1 from the late 1980s with the full Sigint antennae "farm". Or a similarly equipped Osan U-2R jet (though the survivors from the late 1960s run featured stiffeners The fuselage is wrong. One nickname the Corsair received was 'hose nose', as the nose suprisingly looked like a hose. It's a very cylindrical shape, turned slightly oval at the cowling for the F4U-4 due to the redesign but still it should be a nice round cylinder. The Hobbyboss design is both too wide in diameter and too oval shaped. PaAx.