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Mustang, Petie 2nd, Capt. John C. Meyer, 352nd FG, 487th FS, Eighth
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Archive. This model can be discribed in one four-letter word:
d-u-l-l. The whole thing is just sort of blanko. The only decoration
is the blue nose and the badges below the left-side of the cockpit.
Otherwise, I just want to look elsewhere.
Tough paint, wrong place.
The paint and insiginia are all crisp and thickly applied. Because
of a poor fit, the engine cover fell off several times, but even after
hitting the hardwood floor at least twice, the blue paint never chipped.
However, the paint, when applied at the factory, was over-sprayed
on the left-side of the cowling, just ahead of the canopy.
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Land-based fighter |
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AA32204
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Unlimited |
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Mustang, Gentleman Jim, Capt. Jim Browning, 363rd FS, 357th FG, 1944 |
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Aviation Archive Eighth
Air Force Collection. Colorful, well-built model, with good paint
job and interesting detailing. Corgi took the time and effort to
paint the exhaust stacks, something it didn't do with Petie
2nd, AA32204.
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