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Soyuz class conversion!
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holt35
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Re: Soyuz class conversion!
That's a great looking model and I may do one in the future but I'm saving my 1/1000 Reliant for the Saratoga conversion they are working on getting out.
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Re: Soyuz class conversion!
He he, just got some supplies in today that might correct the things I've been concerned about. Going to check them out right now.holt35 wrote:That's a great looking model and I may do one in the future but I'm saving my 1/1000 Reliant for the Saratoga conversion they are working on getting out.
If they work in 1/1000, then "maybe" 1/1400. We'll see.Multi-Verse Models - http://www.mvmodels.biz or find me on Facebook
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novahobbies
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Re: Soyuz class conversion!
That's awesome news Dell!!! Fingers firmly crossed. And I'm gonna need one of those Saratogas in 1400 just as soon as it's ready.Del wrote:He he, just got some supplies in today that might correct the things I've been concerned about. Going to check them out right now.holt35 wrote:That's a great looking model and I may do one in the future but I'm saving my 1/1000 Reliant for the Saratoga conversion they are working on getting out.
Holt, just a friendly reminder....those plastic Reliants are relatively cheap. wouldn't hurt to get another. Just in case, ya know. LOLOL
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holt35
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Re: Soyuz class conversion!
Yeah I've though about it as I'm concerned they may be OFP right now, it seems the aztek decals aren't for sale on as many sites as they used to be. Also I've spent the past year working on two Excelsior class model so I really don't want to do two Reliant kits back to back and I like the Saratoga better then Bozeman so Come on Dal I'm waitingnovahobbies wrote:That's awesome news Dell!!! Fingers firmly crossed. And I'm gonna need one of those Saratogas in 1400 just as soon as it's ready.Del wrote:He he, just got some supplies in today that might correct the things I've been concerned about. Going to check them out right now.holt35 wrote:That's a great looking model and I may do one in the future but I'm saving my 1/1000 Reliant for the Saratoga conversion they are working on getting out.
Holt, just a friendly reminder....those plastic Reliants are relatively cheap. wouldn't hurt to get another. Just in case, ya know. LOLOL
. Truth be told I have to many not finish or unbuilt kits I'd like to get done before I start buying more.-
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Re: Soyuz class conversion!
I'm sorry, I couldn't hear what you just said.holt35 wrote:Truth be told I have to many not finish or unbuilt kits I'd like to get done before I start buying more.