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Andrea Angiolino's and Pier Giorgio Paglia's game of World War I aerial combat!
I bought a Fine Scale Modeller magazine yesterday and it had a Model Expo catalogue in it and then I saw this:
http://www.modelexpo-online.com/product.asp?ITEMNO=LB70816
Then........
Whilst checking out the Lindberg site I found this
http://www.lindberg-models.com/air_model70821.html
They are not 1/144 scale and a slightly later era but the shape is there as well as the size of course 38+ inches worth. Both models are huge and could be just simply built as is and used in games or could be very useful starting points for converting to a smaller (fictional) Zepplin in 1/144.
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Nice find. Unfortunately, throughout my childhood years I built over a hundred WW1/WW2 plastic models. Back then I would rank the Lindberg line kits as tied for the worst. Hopefully they have now improved - 30 years later.
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Yes I would have to agree on the Lindberg quality issue, but all the same it would still be an easier starting point a total scratchbuild!
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