Three Newest Additions

Buckyroo · Post by **Buckyroo** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:03 pm

Just got these in the mail today. I had to spend about an hour getting the dust off, but they are in really good shape and they all have their boxes. I guess these are three reasons I won't be getting the F-14 right now, although delivered these three cost me less than a F-14 would have. I would rather have these than a F-14 anyway, but that's just what I like.

Airacobra · Post by **Airacobra** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:15 pm

Nice score on those. I almost picked up the P-47 and the P-40 he had listed but with Christmas so close I couldn't justify even those low prices. Again, good find.

vulgarvulture · Post by **vulgarvulture** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:21 pm

Good score. The Peg P-47 is my absolute favorite.

Airacobra · Post by **Airacobra** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:37 pm

vulgarvulture wrote:Good score. The Peg P-47 is my absolute favorite.

Agreed. It was so hard to let that one slide. It is by far the best looking Razorback P-47 out there.

Coreyeagle48 · Post by **Coreyeagle48** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:49 pm

Buckyroo:

Nice little collection. I have that Spitfire and just love it. It's one of my favoriteXD planes

will you be helping with World War II Weekend in 2010?

Corey

pickelhaube · Post by **pickelhaube** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 8:03 pm

Great score all 3 are must haves.

Boy I remmember way back when . Those white nosed Spits were at EVERY Walmart in the NOLA area.

They went down to about $15 and I got a few. I wished that I had gotten ALL !!!!.

Plus those Samantha Ps. were flying over the XD aile at all of the Toy r us.

Man those were the days.

When the dust settles those polka dot F-14 will be collectors items because everybody hated them.

That is what happend to those shaked mouth P-38s. Everybody hated them . Now they are the most saught after. After the Haleanka.

YT · Post by YT » Mon Dec 07, 2009 9:14 pm

What an amazing haul!

snake · Post by **snake** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 9:28 pm

Nice snag Buckyroo,

I have ALL the P-38's and Samantha Payton is one of the best.
Probably because it is an OD one.They just seem to look better in OD.
With the price of Spitfires these days,I think that you should appreciate your NKK.
Unless you want to spend $300+,it's probably the only one you are going to get.

I only have one P-47.Just something not quite right about them.
But your "Peg o my Heart" does look very nice.
Might have to do with the OD colours again.
And those invasion stripes look good as well.

Nice haul,and they look great together.

immeww2 · Post by **immeww2** » Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:28 am

I only kept one P-47 and it was the Peg-O-My-Heart version which was the very first P-47 I acquired. Still looks the best of all the P-47's IMO.

Shin Densetsu · Post by **Shin Densetsu** » Tue Dec 08, 2009 1:28 am

Damn. I never picked up the Thunderbolt. Wanted one bubble canopy and one razor. Ah well, maybe in the future.

Nice score man! The Spit is a beaut, and the Lightning never ceases to impress.

Buckyroo · Post by **Buckyroo** » Tue Dec 08, 2009 3:31 am

Coreyeagle48 wrote:Buckyroo:

Nice little collection. I have that Spitfire and just love it. It's one of my favoriteXD planes

will you be helping with World War II Weekend in 2010?

Corey

The Boy Scout troop I am involved with has been invited back and we fully intend to be there. The trooped worked 11 1/2 hours on the Saturday and 4 hours on Sunday which didn't leave them much time to get around, but we did volunteer to help. The boys had such a good time they all wanted to come back. The whole group at MAAM is great to work with. I wish I would have gotten involved in WWII Weekend about 18 years ago. It is really cool to see the Vets interacting with the scouts.

fightin · Post by **fightin** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 6:23 am

Very nice additions!
I have that Spitfire too, and I love it.

Razor17019 · Post by **Razor17019** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 6:27 am

Those are some beautiful aircraft you have there.
Congrats!

Black_Dragon_One · Post by **Black_Dragon_One** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 12:18 pm

Buckyroo wrote:Just got these in the mail today. I had to spend about an hour getting the dust off, but they are in really good shape and they all have their boxes. I guess these are three reasons I won't be getting the F-14 right now, although delivered these three cost me less than a F-14 would have. I would rather have these than a F-14 anyway, but that's just what I like.

sweet

i love p38.... had almost fought tru mangor for p38 but lost ended up with 6 p38 original s1 paint intead at f a s

Website · Post by **Teamski** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 1:41 pm

Interesting that the rocket tubes were removed from your P-38. Definately looks better that way....

-Ski

Panther F · Post by **Panther F** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 1:41 pm

Whoa and WOW! I have that Spit, but the Jug and the P38 I missed out on. Those D-Day stripes look really great on the P47!

sledgehammer · Post by **sledgehammer** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 7:28 pm

Congrats, always wanted to get that jug, have em all except that one.

Barbarian333 · Post by **Barbarian333** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 8:07 pm

I gotta know.What is WWII weekend?

iflabs · Post by **iflabs** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 8:38 pm

Meh, never was a fan of the non-bubbletop canopies. I was trying to nab that same exact P-38 for months until I just gave up, lol.

Dauntless · Post by **Dauntless** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 8:51 pm

Nice!

That's my favorite P-38. That and the Haleanka are the only ones that looks early WWII.

The OD Thunderbolts are my favorite also. Though I like the checkertail P-47 the most.

Have the Spit and Lightning. I need to check my boxes to see if I have that PegO. Sure looks cool.

Buckyroo · Post by **Buckyroo** » Sat Jan 09, 2010 2:37 am

Barbarian333 wrote:I gotta know.What is WWII weekend?

http://www.maam.org/maamwwii.html

Here is the link to the WWII Weekend website. It is an event held every year on the first weekend in June in Reading, PA at the Mid Atlantic Air Musium. A gathering of reenactors, equipment, and machines that is absolutely impressive. The list of veterans that attend to speak or do meet and greet/book signings, etc. is even more impressive. The whole event is billed as a step back in time with shops set up like Main Street, Anytown, USA in the early 1940's, they pipe big band music and live radio jingles from their radio station on Main Street. During the day the reenactors stage battles, equipment moves around, and the air show takes place in the afternoon. Friday and Saturday night they have hanger parties with a live big band in which an amazing amount of people come dressed period correct. They also have vendors that sell everything WWII related. Militarytoyshop.com seems to be always there and many more with models and dio items - got the #12 FW190D there last year and the sellers had plenty more 1/18 stuff.

All in all I would highly recomend this event.

Kris

Barbarian333 · Post by **Barbarian333** » Sat Jan 09, 2010 1:07 pm

Thanx Buckyroo . I think I'm gonna get to that this year. I'm moving from California to N. Virginia in April.

Buckyroo · Post by **Buckyroo** » Sat Jan 09, 2010 2:06 pm

Barbarian333 wrote:Thanx Buckyroo . I think I'm gonna get to that this year. I'm moving from California to N. Virginia in April.

The Boy Scout Troop I help out worked the main gate selling programs and keeping the lines moving in and out last year. We anticipate doing that again this year. If we are we will be in BSA uniform, troop 441, ask for Kris Swanson and I'll say hi.

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