Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Navy - Military - Battleships: => Topic started by: Mike_K on April 02, 2007, 03:59:12 pm
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Is this going to be a coming release? I realize the date of the posting is April 1, 2007 and the box... Well I'll let you all take a look at it:
http://www.modellmarine.de/phpwebsite/
Anyone here read German?
Mike
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Hi Mike, I beleive it is true I heard about it last year, the German post reads along the lines of after the release of the UBoat and the Gato class, now Revell are doing a gigantic kit of the American destroyer, Kidd. (Fletcher) class.
Paul...
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I'm not too sure about the last bit, "How the Fletchers and I won the war von Beat Adm. J. Winston Lennon "
Still cant be sure, the corvette has been a good seller.
Richard ;)
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I for one will be buying it if the kit is as any good as my tamiya bismarck.
Jay
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if you open the link in google there is a translater tool. this looks like one mother of a kit, even doing it as a R.C version. when will stop.
colin
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Gordon Bennet, you lot are such a load of muppets at times!!!!
Pavell indeed.
Budgie.
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Its a wind up !
Take a close look at the kit contents in the box . There is an instruction sheet ther with a picture of the completed model .
It bears no resemblance at all to the built up one on the site .
I have blown it up below but its not very clear but you will get the idea ;D
(http://shutter07.pictures.aol.com/data/pictures/08/00A/7B/DA/53/EE/ewQrafTdXzoBxCqG6ba5yVyV4RFjMxNJ01EA.jpg)
Shane
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Nice joke... what a laugh! The instructions are from a german Lifeboat. Nice reworked photosop pictures... ;D
Pevell must be a new corporation, maybe from Sri Lanka ;)
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Ah, so you noticed the "Pevell" then. I fell for it at first but then realized the date posted and the bogus company name. Still fun though. I do wonder what's next from Revell in the larger 1/72nd models. I have the Flower Class, type VII and the Gato. Perhaps a type IX or a small destroyer? I have the Lindberg Fletcher and it is loads of fun easing on full throttle.
Mike