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http://www.corgi-usa.com/Media/press_re ... _Corgi.pdf


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Ya just can’t take life too seriously, because you aren’t going to get out of it alive anyway.

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Somebody FINALLY did a Myrtle Beach airplane. 657 was a Falcon bird. Guess I'm gonna be at Branford Hobbies in the AM.

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yeah...now if they would only release them. still hasn't come out yet, due in march they say now after they keep pushing the date back.

They even have one with the Peanut paint scheme on page 46, and a Green one from England AFB on 45.

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There's actually a few more A-10 diecast models available now, esp. in 1/72nd scale as a company called Hobby Master started putting them out. Franklin Mint makes the 1/48th scale ones, and then Corgi is supposed to put out these other ones mentioned above.

Here's a link to all that are out now or coming out soon.
http://www.flyingmule.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SRCH&Store_Code=AV&Search=CAT_TYP_JET_FTR_A10&CAT_USR=a-10&x=40&y=14

how does the \"New Mold\" compare to the old? I know you guys have pointed out some issues on the Armor models that I have.

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You can check it out for yourself. Click on anyone, they have more pictures from various angles. I'm no expert, but it looks to be the same mold type of the Armour one. Missing a lot of the LASTE upgrade stuff, same problems with the other models. Usually these companies just copy a plastic model kit, this is probably why there are many problems with them, as the plastic model kits out there for the A-10 are mostly older, and new one's really haven't been made (except hobbyboss' i think in 48th).

http://hobbymastercollector.com/HobbyMaster1-72A-10indexpage.html