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  • From: Stockton,Ca
Posted by Hippy-Ed on Monday, October 9, 2006 11:12 AM
 zipmeister wrote:
 Hippy-Ed wrote:
 Glamdring wrote:

 Hippy-Ed wrote:
Thanks, I've been lookin'  to see if there were any detail sets for the Monogram but, not having much luck.

That's probably because that kit ends up in the trash, which from my experience with it, is exactly where it belongs. Big Smile [:D]


Well, a kit is only as good as the modeler who builds it.Big Smile [:D] I've seen some dog of a kit be built up very nicely


Ata boy Hippie. You tellem'. My senitments exactly.Big Smile [:D]

Zip



I see it all the time here in the forums. Tongue [:P] and there's been several of the 1/48 Mono P-38s built up too.
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Posted by zipmeister on Monday, October 9, 2006 11:05 AM
 Hippy-Ed wrote:
 Glamdring wrote:

 Hippy-Ed wrote:
Thanks, I've been lookin'  to see if there were any detail sets for the Monogram but, not having much luck.

That's probably because that kit ends up in the trash, which from my experience with it, is exactly where it belongs. Big Smile [:D]


Well, a kit is only as good as the modeler who builds it.Big Smile [:D] I've seen some dog of a kit be built up very nicely


Ata boy Hippie. You tellem'. My senitments exactly.Big Smile [:D]

Zip

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  • From: Stockton,Ca
Posted by Hippy-Ed on Sunday, October 8, 2006 11:04 PM
 Glamdring wrote:

 Hippy-Ed wrote:
Thanks, I've been lookin'  to see if there were any detail sets for the Monogram but, not having much luck.

That's probably because that kit ends up in the trash, which from my experience with it, is exactly where it belongs. Big Smile [:D]


Well, a kit is only as good as the modeler who builds it.Big Smile [:D] I've seen some dog of a kit be built up very nicely


If you lose your sense of humor, you've lost everything
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  • From: Nashotah, WI
Posted by Glamdring on Sunday, October 8, 2006 10:04 PM

 Hippy-Ed wrote:
Thanks, I've been lookin'  to see if there were any detail sets for the Monogram but, not having much luck.

 

That's probably because that kit ends up in the trash, which from my experience with it, is exactly where it belongs. Big Smile [:D]

Robert 

"I can't get ahead no matter how hard I try, I'm gettin' really good at barely gettin' by"

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Posted by Hippy-Ed on Sunday, October 8, 2006 9:32 PM
Thanks for the heads up on itSigh [sigh] shoot me an email on what to expectSad [:(]
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Posted by DrewH on Sunday, October 8, 2006 9:07 PM

Aries and Black box- The two most problematic fitting resin out there.  CMK isn't so bad. The detail isn't quite the same as aries and BB, but the stuff fits better. True Details, can't complain about them at all. Used three sets. P-51, F4F-4 and F4U-1D sets just dropped in. Perfect! They add greatly to the kit and the prices can't be beat. Recomend them as a first use anytime.Thumbs Up [tup]

Ed, Your in for a world of hurt with that RA-5C and a BB pit. Yuck [yuck]

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Posted by Hippy-Ed on Sunday, October 8, 2006 8:50 PM
I have the Legend Cockpit for my R/M 1/48 F4J which I have still to start onSad [:(] Nice detail & the Black Box Cockpit for my Trumpy 1/48 RA-5C very nice detail
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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, October 8, 2006 8:30 PM
 Tankmaster7 wrote:
best detail = Aires.

Easiest fit= definitely not Aires.


Bingo! I am using Aires cockpit and nothing really fits lol, but the detail is great.

I also like Legond, so far everything I have used from them was perfect.
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  • From: Stockton,Ca
Posted by Hippy-Ed on Sunday, October 8, 2006 1:23 PM
Thanks, I've been lookin'  to see if there were any detail sets for the Monogram but, not having much luck.
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  • From: Cleveland, OH
Posted by RadMax8 on Sunday, October 8, 2006 12:19 PM
Ed, it's the Hasegawa kit. I got it for Christmas and I found the detail set at my IPMS competition for cheap. I don't know how it'd fit in the monogram kit...
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Posted by Hippy-Ed on Sunday, October 8, 2006 11:25 AM
RadMax, which P-38J kit did you build?
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Posted by Tankmaster7 on Sunday, October 8, 2006 8:15 AM
best detail = Aires.

Easiest fit= definitely not Aires.
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  • From: Cleveland, OH
Posted by RadMax8 on Sunday, October 8, 2006 12:38 AM
DURR, I'm sure many won't agree with me, but my first resin set was a True Details cockpit for my P-38J. I thought the detail was pretty good. Now here's the reason I think True Details is good for a rookie... It gives you patience with resin parts. I had to sand a lot to get my stuff to fit decently. but, I'm ok with that. It wasn't really hard sanding, just repetative stuff. It showed me patience really goes a long way with resin.

Now, my Verlindin stuff hardly needs any sanding so far. It's real easy to get off the pour stubs too! Good luck, DURR!

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Posted by Hippy-Ed on Saturday, October 7, 2006 2:08 PM
Now that is about the same as the Ford vs. ChevyWhistling [:-^] It will be interesting to see what is said tho.
Like you, I am new to resin sets & have noticed  different companies make sets for the same kits & it is a difficult descision...

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resin parts
Posted by DURR on Saturday, October 7, 2006 1:12 PM

aftermarket resin parts

many companies make them

many for the same kits even

now a 2 part question reguardless of price

whose are the best in

1 detail

and

2 in ease of use for  a rookie resin user

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