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Monday, April 07, 2008 - 09:41 PM UTC
Reprinted from a News Item on Aeroscale by GINO P. QUINTILIANI (HeavyArty):
It looks as though Dragon has given the same "upgraded" treatment to Panda's 1/35 UH-1N as they did to their 1/35 UH-1D/H model.
It looks as though Dragon has given the same "upgraded" treatment to Panda's 1/35 UH-1N as they did to their 1/35 UH-1D/H model.
Dragon has released their third rework of Panda's 1/35 Hueys. The UH-1N is their latest announced version. To the basic Panda kit, they have added the same PE set, new decals, and all-new tooled M134 miniguns, ammo boxes, and M200 19-shot FFAR rocket pods. With these new items, the kit is quite worth the price Dragon will be charging, around $35, depending on where you get it. The Panda come Dragon 1/35 Huey kits cam be made into great models with a little TLC and elbow grease. Not fixed are still the over-sized rivets, wide panel lines, and mediocre detailing on the cabin interior. The PE set does dress up the cabin sufficiently though.
I for one am glad to see this reissue of a much needed model of a great helicopter that is still soldiering on today.
Thank you Dragon.
I for one am glad to see this reissue of a much needed model of a great helicopter that is still soldiering on today.
Thank you Dragon.
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