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Found that "The Modelling News" has posted some large pictures of Trumpeter´s catalogue this morning. I already found some kits I´d like to add to the stash, provided they really will be done.

http://www.themodellingnews.com/2015/12 ... s-see.html
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Might have to grab that Graf Zepplin
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Man, I do not have enough money or room to get all the kits that I want that they already make...and now they are coming out with more... :headslap: Go Trumpeter! :shoutout:
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I see too much important news about russian planes in the 1/72 scale :DH: :DH: :DH:
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Some nice looking stuff in there.

What are their kits like generally?

I have a 1/72 SU-27B that I’m hoping to build this year that looks to be nice, but looking nice in the box and being a good build don’t always go hand in hand.

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Trumpeter kits are generally very good. They tend to fit as well as they look in the box. I'm building a Trumpeter Madge and it is one of the best fitting aircraft I've ever built. I'm really enjoying it.

I highly recommend Trumpeter kits.
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Cheers Duke - I'm glad to here it!
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I have been wanting that 32 P-40N for ages now. I'll probably be dead and gone by the time they get it out to the stores. :DH:
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I've definitely got my sights on the 1/24 scale Spitfire Floatplane. I've got the older 1/72 scale of the civilian Supermarine Spitfire (the blue prototype) and I've been waiting forever for someone to come out with a Spit Floatplane.

The Z-9G Armed Helicopter and the AT-T Artillery Prime Mover also looks cool.
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A Type VII submarine in quarterscale???

Are they serious? That's 1,400 mm or 4 ft 7 in :boom:
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