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Bah - you were the one who beat me to this model! I bought the P61 but was too slow to get this. This will probably be a build for me down the road if I can get my hands on a copy. The P38 and P61 have always been my favorite planes. Something about the layout that is just too sexy...
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The only thing that would be a turnoff to building a few P61's is the 2 18-cylinder engines per model. I suppose it's not the same level of tedious building as tank tracks - but it'd get old. I think I'd have to do it the same way I am the GeeBee - start the engines with the build and do it alongside, hoping to finish around the time the final build is complete.
I will be buying some of the Gremir models, I'm on a hobby budget and spent about 1/2 of it buying the P61 from his collection ![]() |
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