awesome

is really well built X3

indeed it is how much dose it weigh

and is heavy! metallic almost 100%

so how much dose it weigh ????

no idea ^^U

oh well still cool if i knew the weight i could probly gess what it was made of like the exact metal i love modle things

i suppose 250 grs ^^U

so about 3lbs so i would think this modle would be made of diecast tin that has been pressure molded

=3 excellent!

Paying for these things in reality more or less bankrupted the British empire.
All those hand fitted Merlin engines. So expensive compared to US assembly line radials.

i suppose... ^^U

Is it a corgi diecast?

no idea, didn´t say. comes in a olaneta agostini collection, and are 50. of course i just will get as mch 6 of them, no space even in 1: 144 ^^U

Actually, Packard was building Merlins under license. Only in much greater volume.

=3

Packard did build quite a bit of Merlins and the Product improved for mass production V1650, but with only our KittyHawk and Mustang fighters really using them, more went to export for the British who operated the Merlin in a dozen or so airframes.

It ends up with Packard making about 55,000 Merlin types, and the various RR factories and Ford making over 111,000 Merlins, such was the British appetite for them.

I couldn't even begin to find up the number of Wright Cyclones and clones produced in comparison. Yikes. I find defense logistics and industrial considerations very very interesting.

thanks very much for the data! X3

Nice! Now go bust some tiny dams!

(can't wait to see the HE177!)

me neighter! in fact i started to buy the collection for the He-117, the SM.79 and with luck the Ju-88A-4/trop (yeah, i´m axis evil planes fan XD)

I almost thought it was the real thing.

is really well detailed ^^

my favorite British plane

from WW2, mine is the mosquito ^^

por alguna razon que no entiendo, este, junto con el b-17 son dos de mis aviones favoritos

imponen respeto? =3

si, no habra sido nada agradable escucharlos llegar, para los alemanes, claro

seeeh O_o