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Hello Ashley
At the cost of being rude, I have the same problem as wahooman, with the addition that the seller 'forgot' to mention missing parts, including the pilot. which came with the kit (rare for Revell), which for me is very important. So would you be so kind as to e-mail mke the instructions as well please. My e-mail address is: rhetbutler_uk@yahoo.co.uk. Do Revell sell missing parts, as I really miss not having a pilot ...
Thank you for that, I hope so..
I'm surprised, this particular kit's instructions are not available on Revell's instructions website page. The instructions for the 1/48 (originally Monogram) kit are there, as are the instructions for the 1/72 (does that one go back to Revell's 1/72 catalog, prior to the merger?), but not the classic 1/32 kit.
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Hi, Baron, Revell has a habit of taking the instructions down for kits that have been out of production for a while. I have the last release before going OOP by Revell Germany of the kit and if I remember right, I bought it about 6 years ago.
Darrin
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I have the 1/32 smithsonian version of the reveal kit - anyone know if this is the same kit/instructions? I can scan and email if so?
LeeB I have the 1/32 smithsonian version of the reveal kit - anyone know if this is the same kit/instructions? I can scan and email if so?
Should be--as far as I know (Thomas Graham's book is my main reference for Revell kits), that was just a later reboxing of their classic 1/32 kit. I built the other 2 boxings as a kid--the regular one, with Ira Keptford's markings, and the boxing released for "Baa! Baa! Black Sheep" in the late 70's.
This is making me nostalgic for that kit...
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