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DORA, DIE JUNGERE SCHWESTER
CHANGES IN PE DEVELOPMENT BRASSIN IN INTERACTIVE PDF
Editorial
NEws iN May
Instructions, pictures and other information on www.eduard.cz
News Eduard, Monday 10th of May 2010
No.5
8184 Fw 190D-9 1/48 - Oblt. Hans Dortenmann, iV./JG 26, 1945 - kit built by Josef Choreň
The domestic depression, a significant crisis for us, is evidently coming to an end. Since January, we have had an increasing amount of work to do, and by the beginning of this, the second quarter, we are at a point where our capacities are being tested to the limit, despite the last two years being at a reduced level. You may have noticed that there are quite a few kits that are listed as temporarily out of stock. The problem has been that we haven’t been able to match our molding to demand, and this is more evident in some kits than others, based on popularity. It would seem that we have become more understaffed than two years ago, and this has been mostly evident in the Fw 190D-9, stock of which we haven’t been able to shelf for more than a week, regardless of previously sent shipment amounts. The same can be said
of photoetched items, where though, it may not be quite as evident simply due to the shear volume of product. Capacity problems have hit first and foremost the color photoetched line, where we just haven’t been able to keep up with demand. But, no worry, as we haven’t succumbed to panic in the times of lull. First off, we didn’t let any employees go, and second, we thought it wise to invest. As a result, the
beginning of May sees us with an increased color printing capability. This will solve that problem well into the future. We also helped ourselves out qualitatively, as the old printer will be retired, and replaced by two new ones. There will be a finer fidelity of detail. I don’t certainly expect to satisfy everyone with this upgrade, but the percentage of satisfied clients should rise. This year will generally see
Detail on guns
Page 1
Editorial a lot of innovation at Eduard, and I dare say, to a level I don’t remember seeing for a oneyear period. Most of these will advance the production of kits. It may be said, that it’s nothing really that far out of the ordinary, and that the production of kits here, over the past eighteen years, has essentially held a dynamic pace. And this was done with only two department heads over that span. Eighteen years ago, the department was organized by Zdenek Sekyrka, who saw it through from its
Ota is retiring in June, but to ensure a smooth transition of leadership, Ota is already working with the new director, and we have a lot of confidence in her.
As of May 1st, kit production will be led by a young lady by the name of Martina Kurakova. Some may find this surprising. Tooling is generally regarded Martina Kuřáková as a male domina- from 1st May new chief of plastic kit development ted field with very few some time to lecture at a uniwomen involved, to versity, but returned after that, say nothing of directing and appears to be well settled. capacities. Neverthe- In the last two years, she has less, our choice is a been heavily involved in our logical one. Martina is technological upgrade, which is no greenhorn, and she expected to see a marked imhas been with us for provement in the quality of our eight years, initially as production, and a greater flexia member of the con- bility in the production process, struction team. One of which is still a weak link for Ota Janeček - the current director of kit production, Ota Janeher projects was the us. Our front-burner goal is to cek worked in the eighties on development of the Czechoslovak research satellite ‘mAGIoN’. As an experienced ship modeler, Fokker D.VII, in my es- drastically improve upon this he found related work first at the firm Poseidon, and later at tespon Kolin where he took part in the development on several timation our best WWI aspect, and under Martina’s dikits for Revell. He is at Eduard from 1996, first as a member of kit, and one of our nicest rection, to take this section and the development team, later as director of tooling, and from 2001, as director of Section 12, which is kit production. kits, period. She left for fine tune it from the ground up.
beginnings all the way up to the Airacobra, one of our best kits. In 2001, Zdenek left, and kit production was taken over by Ota Janecek. An experienced machinist, Ota then reorganized the entire department. Traditional hand made techniques gave way to computers and CNC machines. Under Ota’s leadership, we released some nice pieces of work, such as the Fw 190s. With the last of the one-nineties, the D-11/D-13, Ota will be saying his goodbyes, as he is retiring. And he won’t allow his mind to be changed. Officially,
Fokker D.Vii MAG - one of many works of Ota Janeček
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Editorial Our local area has been very thoroughly dug up thanks to the twentieth century mining industry, and what a mess it is. Those boys were pretty thorough, and as a result, at the moment, the front of our building looks like a future subway station or an underground parking garage. One net result is that we lost our parking lot, so not many of us would say ‘no’ to a garage. It’s a pain. In May, we will be introducing our new version of the Dora, the Fw 190D-11/D-13. Certainly, there will be critics, but in my own view, I do categorize this as one of our better endeavors. Besides looking good, this one has the advantage that among our competitors, there hasn’t been a new D-11 or 13 in a long time. Maybe Trimaster some time ago, but that is a kit showing its age. We made a new canopy for the Bf 109E-4, and so far, there is a lot of confusion surrounding it. We have been inundated with questions along the lines of ‘is it true’ and ‘will you send me a replacement?’ Yes, we will. If you bought your kit from a store, and not directly from us, we would recommend you go through that store.
Construction yard in front of our company
Through April, we were sending out replacement canopies to all our distributors, and the end of May, maybe the beginning of June, should see the supply of new canopies be significant. I would also like to point out that the replacement canopies concern the E-4 version. The E-1 and E-3 canopies are not affected, nor will they be.
First built up prototype of Fw 190D-11
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Editorial
Corrected canopy for Bf109E-4
Changes will also be initiated in the INFOs. This INFO will indicate the direction these newsletters will take. This is not the final representative face of what we want the newsletter to look like, but over the coming months, the newsletter will gradually take shape to that end. Personally, I’m hoping that this will be finalized in the fall, to coincide with the launch of our new site to replace one that is becoming a bit obsolete. In any case, from May on, we will be enlisting the help of our friend, Honza Bobek, in the form of regular commentary on our successes, advances and even things that will be categorized as bummers. I hope you will like the new site. And with that, my own role will diminish insofar as the newsletters is concerned; I will be writing less – and leaving more to my colleagues. Keep on Modeling! Vladimir Sulc
Bf 109E-4 1/32 Profipack
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kits in May Besides the aforementioned ProfiPACK Fw 190D-11/D-13 , which is a Dual Combo boxing, we are also releasing a Weekend Edition Albatros D.V with an interesting camouflage scheme of Oliver von Beaulieu-Marcon of Jasta 15. The threesome of kits for the month is rounded out by
the re-release of the F6F-3 Hellcat ProfiPACK . This was one of our most successful kits, and was sold out shortly after its initial release. It is the same as that initial edition, with no changes to the camo schemes, decals or any other aspect of the kit.
Conversion?
8185 Fw 190D -11/D -13 1/48 PROFIPACK EDITION
- Dual Combo! -Attractive newly discovered late war D-11 and D-13 markings -Kit provides realistically engineered open land ing wheel well roof with engine backside and other inner fuselage equipment inside -Wing guns external details designed for both variants
W.Nr.2200XX, Sachsenberg Schwarm of JV 44, München – Riem, May 1945
W.Nr. 2200XX, VFS des G. d. J., Bad Wörishofen, March - April 1945
W.Nr. 836017, Flensburg – Weiche, Germany, summer 1945
W.Nr. 836016, V./EJG 2(?), Pilsen – Bory, Czechoslovakia, 1945
W.Nr. 836017, Stab./JG 26, Flensburg - Weiche, Germany, 1945
W.Nr. 220014, VFS des G. d. J., Bad Wörishofen, April 1945
Detail of wheel well
Global view
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kits in May 8221 F6F-3 HELLCAT 1/48 PROFIPACK EDITION REEDITION -Bestseller. -Reedition of successfull kit that opened our 1/48 Hellcat line in 2008. -this kit received many positive reviews in modeler’s magazines and websites. -still is rated as the best F6F-3 Hellcat kit in 1/48. -this issue has the same configuration as the original edition in 2008.
F6F-3, BuNo 40467, Lt. Alexander Vraciu, VF6, Uss intrepid, February, 1944
F6F-3, Lt. Richard E. stambook, VF-27, Uss Princeton, October, 1944
F6F-3 Hellcat BuNo 40467, Lt. Alexander Vraciu, VF-6, February 1944 from first release of kit #8221 (built by Bud Highleyman)
8407 Albatros D.V 1/48 WEEKEND EDITION
- cammo of Oliver von Beaulieu-Marconay, Jasta 15, 1917 - 60 plastic parts
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Brassin in May The Brassin line for May, 2010 continues to grow with the release of sets for the 1/48th scale F-16 from Kinetic and the F-22 from Hasegawa. From the latter manufacturer’s offering of the F-4, we are also releasing
two sets to include seats and the option of magnification and wheels. Besides this, we are rotation, among other little opeinitiating something pretty re- rations. volutionary – a 3D representation of Brassin sets. From this point on, you will be able to view most of our products in 3D with
Definitivní Detail Sety 648009 F-4C/D/E/F/G seat 1/48 Hasegawa
3d PDF prezentace - http://www.eduard.cz/info/photos/648009/648009-3dPdf-out.pdf
648012 F-4C/D/E/F/G wheels 1/48 Hasegawa
3d PDF prezentace - http://www.eduard.cz/info/photos/648016/648016-3dPdf-out.pdf
648016 F-16A/B wheels 1/48 Kinetic
648017 F-22A wheels 1/48 Hasegawa
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BigED in May
The Canberra B2 set for the 1/48th Airfix kit is just one for the Canberra. The first came out in September of last year, the photo recce PR.9, which was followed this February by the Canberra B(I)8, and in April the Canberra B20. For fans of the Spitfire Mk.IX in 1/32nd from Tamiya, we have prepared the first Big Ed set to cover the early version. The late versions will be covered in the coming months. The set for the HMS Repulse from Trumpeter in 1/350th scale contains many fine and effective details. Don’t forget that the Big Eds offer a 30% saving over the cost of the individual components contained therein.
BIG3283 Spitfire Mk.IX (early) 1/32 (Tamiya) 32246 Spitfire Mk.IX landing flaps
32249 Spitfire Mk.IX exterior
147 mm
32666 Spitfire Mk.IX early interior S.A.
32669 Spitfire Mk.IX early seatbelts
JX103 Spitfire Mk.IX
BIG3569 M -1134 ATGM 1/35 (AFV) 36102 M-1134 ATGM Mounted rack and belts
36095 M-1134 ATGM
36101 M-1134 ATGM Additional armour
36096 M-1134 ATGM Blast panels
36097 M-1134 ATGM Slat armour
607 mm
BIG3570 Merkava Mk.IV 1/35 (Academy) 36081 Merkava Mk.IV
36090 Merkava Mk.IV armour shields
36098 Merkava Mk.IV Stowage basket
140 mm
For the second month now, we are offering an expanded sortiment of our Big Eds, this time with two sets in 1/35th scale, two in 1/32nd and 1/48th, and we can even make ship modelers happy with a 1/350th scale release. The armor sets are for the Merkava MkIV from Academy, and M-1134 from Trumpeter. Those that have the AFV kit, don’t despair, that set will be out next month.
BIG4926 Canberra B2 1/48 (Airfix) 48633 Canberra B2/B20 landing flaps
49467 Canberra B2 S.A.
49469 Canberra B2/B20 Seatbelts
EX295 Canberra B2/B20
BIG5308 HMS Repulse 1/350 (Trumpeter) 53046 HMS Repulse
53049 HMS Repulse railings
17514 Naval Figures Royal Navy S.A.
210 mm
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PE in May Among twenty-nine sets, I’d like to draw attention to two of them. This includes sets for our Fw 190D-9 in 1/48th, and the continuing series of sets for the Revell/Monogram B-24. For those of you that have pur-
chased the Weekend Edition of the Bf 110G-4 and would like to dress it up a bit, we are offering a Zoom set for it. We are well aware of the anticipation surrounding the imminent release of sets for the E-2C from Kinetic,
the BR.20 from Special Hobby, or the growing list of sets for the EF 2000 from Trumpeter, among others.
FE483 E-2C interior S.A. 1/48 (Kinetic)
48637 E-2C exterior 1/48 (Kinetic)
49483 E-2C S.A. 1/48 (Kinetic)
48640 E-2C Surface panels 1/48 (Kinetic)
49466 BR.20 Cicogna S.A. 1/48 (Special Hobby/Pacific Coast)
48651 Fw 190D-9 1/48 (Eduard)
53045 Admiral Graf Spee 1/350 (Trumpeter)
53045 Admiral Graf Spee 1/350 (Trumpeter)
36111 M-26 1/35 (Hobby Boss)
33060 EF 2000 Two-seater interior S.A. 1/32 (Trumpeter)
36113 M-26 tool boxes 1/35 (Hobby Boss)
48650 Fw 190D landing flaps 1/48 Eduard
49473 B-24D front interior 1/48 (Revell/Monogram)
32246 Spitfire Mk.IX landing flaps 1/32 TAM
33066 Spitfire Mk.IX early interior S.A. 1/32 TAM
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News in May Kits
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BRASSIN
BRASSIN
8185 Fw 190D-11/D-13 DUAL COMBO 8221 F6F-3 HELLCAT (reedition) 8407 Albatros D.V 1/48 Weekend 648009 F-4C/D/E/F/G seat 648012 F-4C/D/E/F/G wheels 648016 F-16A/B wheels 648017 F-22A wheels
PE
32246 Spitfire Mk.IX landing flaps 32247 EF 2000 Two-seater exterior 32659 EF 2000 Two-seater interior S.A. 32667 Spitfire Mk.IX late seatbelts 32670 Spitfire Mk.IX late interior S.A. 36111 M-26 36113 M-26 tool boxes 48637 E-2C exterior 48640 E-2C surface panels 48641 A-4E/F airbrakes 48650 Fw 190D landing flaps 48651 Fw 190D-9 48652 F-15E exterior 49466 BR.20 Cicogna S.A. 49473 B-24D front interior 49474 B-24D cockpit interior S.A. 49482 A-4KU S.A. 49483 E-2C S.A.
1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48
Profipack Profipack Weekend Hasegawa Hasegawa Kinetic Hasegawa
PE-SETS 1/32 1/32 1/32 1/32 1/32 1/35 1/35 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48
Tamiya Trumpeter Trumpeter Tamiya Tamiya Hobby Boss Hobby Boss Kinetic Kinetic Hasegawa Eduard Eduard Academy Special Hobby/Pacific Coast Revell/Monogram Revell/Monogram Hasegawa Kinetic
49485 F-15E seatbelts 49489 F6F-5 49492 F-15E interior S.A. 53045 Admiral Graf Spee
1/48 Academy 12215 1/48 Eduard 1/48 Academy 12215 1/350 Trumpeter
Zoom
ZOOMS
Masks
MASKS
BiGEd
BIG-ED sets
33060 EF 2000 Two-seater interior S.A. 33066 Spitfire Mk.IX early interior S.A. FE466 BR.20 Cicogna interior S.A. FE474 B-24D cockpit interior S.A. FE482 A-4KU S.A. FE483 E-2C interior S.A. FE492 F-15E interior S.A. FE463 Bf 110G-4 WEEKEND EX292 F-111A EX297 HH-60H EX298 F6F-5 EX300 F-22 JX106 F/A-18E JX107 F-14D BIG3283 Spitfire Mk.IX (early) BIG3569 M-1134 ATGM BIG3570 Merkava Mk.IV BIG4926 Canberra B2 BIG5308 HMS Repulse
1/32 1/32 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/32 1/32
1/32 1/35 1/35 1/48 1/350
Trumpeter Tamiya Special Hobby/Pacific Coast Revell/Monogram Hasegawa Kinetic Academy 12215 Eduard Hobby Boss Italeri Hobby Boss Hasegawa Trumpeter Trumpeter Tamiya AFV Academy Airfix Trumpeter
Eduard On Facebook Well, we entered the realm of social networking. And why, you ask? Well, a large chunk of the population ‘lives’ on Facebook, and although a large demographic of the site is made up of young ladies, we still decided the need to sign on was there. We want to use the site as a medium for communicating between us and our clients and fans….you. Our intent is to co-operate and communicate with the people who we know are very important to our existence. Through Facebook, we will not only inform of interesting items from our firm and our production, but, more importantly, we will try to communicate with modelers and enthusiasts of military history. You can look forward to polls, contests, photo reports from shows, and much more. Log onto Facebook, and let us know how you like this newsletter!
Connect with in on Facebook and let us know your opinion!
www.facebook.com/EduardCompany
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CHANGES IN PE DEVELOPMENT BRASSIN IN INTERACTIVE PDF
Editorial
NEws iN May
Instructions, pictures and other information on www.eduard.cz
News Eduard, Monday 10th of May 2010
No.5
8184 Fw 190D-9 1/48 - Oblt. Hans Dortenmann, iV./JG 26, 1945 - kit built by Josef Choreň
The domestic depression, a significant crisis for us, is evidently coming to an end. Since January, we have had an increasing amount of work to do, and by the beginning of this, the second quarter, we are at a point where our capacities are being tested to the limit, despite the last two years being at a reduced level. You may have noticed that there are quite a few kits that are listed as temporarily out of stock. The problem has been that we haven’t been able to match our molding to demand, and this is more evident in some kits than others, based on popularity. It would seem that we have become more understaffed than two years ago, and this has been mostly evident in the Fw 190D-9, stock of which we haven’t been able to shelf for more than a week, regardless of previously sent shipment amounts. The same can be said
of photoetched items, where though, it may not be quite as evident simply due to the shear volume of product. Capacity problems have hit first and foremost the color photoetched line, where we just haven’t been able to keep up with demand. But, no worry, as we haven’t succumbed to panic in the times of lull. First off, we didn’t let any employees go, and second, we thought it wise to invest. As a result, the
beginning of May sees us with an increased color printing capability. This will solve that problem well into the future. We also helped ourselves out qualitatively, as the old printer will be retired, and replaced by two new ones. There will be a finer fidelity of detail. I don’t certainly expect to satisfy everyone with this upgrade, but the percentage of satisfied clients should rise. This year will generally see
Detail on guns
Page 1
Editorial a lot of innovation at Eduard, and I dare say, to a level I don’t remember seeing for a oneyear period. Most of these will advance the production of kits. It may be said, that it’s nothing really that far out of the ordinary, and that the production of kits here, over the past eighteen years, has essentially held a dynamic pace. And this was done with only two department heads over that span. Eighteen years ago, the department was organized by Zdenek Sekyrka, who saw it through from its
Ota is retiring in June, but to ensure a smooth transition of leadership, Ota is already working with the new director, and we have a lot of confidence in her.
As of May 1st, kit production will be led by a young lady by the name of Martina Kurakova. Some may find this surprising. Tooling is generally regarded Martina Kuřáková as a male domina- from 1st May new chief of plastic kit development ted field with very few some time to lecture at a uniwomen involved, to versity, but returned after that, say nothing of directing and appears to be well settled. capacities. Neverthe- In the last two years, she has less, our choice is a been heavily involved in our logical one. Martina is technological upgrade, which is no greenhorn, and she expected to see a marked imhas been with us for provement in the quality of our eight years, initially as production, and a greater flexia member of the con- bility in the production process, struction team. One of which is still a weak link for Ota Janeček - the current director of kit production, Ota Janeher projects was the us. Our front-burner goal is to cek worked in the eighties on development of the Czechoslovak research satellite ‘mAGIoN’. As an experienced ship modeler, Fokker D.VII, in my es- drastically improve upon this he found related work first at the firm Poseidon, and later at tespon Kolin where he took part in the development on several timation our best WWI aspect, and under Martina’s dikits for Revell. He is at Eduard from 1996, first as a member of kit, and one of our nicest rection, to take this section and the development team, later as director of tooling, and from 2001, as director of Section 12, which is kit production. kits, period. She left for fine tune it from the ground up.
beginnings all the way up to the Airacobra, one of our best kits. In 2001, Zdenek left, and kit production was taken over by Ota Janecek. An experienced machinist, Ota then reorganized the entire department. Traditional hand made techniques gave way to computers and CNC machines. Under Ota’s leadership, we released some nice pieces of work, such as the Fw 190s. With the last of the one-nineties, the D-11/D-13, Ota will be saying his goodbyes, as he is retiring. And he won’t allow his mind to be changed. Officially,
Fokker D.Vii MAG - one of many works of Ota Janeček
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Editorial Our local area has been very thoroughly dug up thanks to the twentieth century mining industry, and what a mess it is. Those boys were pretty thorough, and as a result, at the moment, the front of our building looks like a future subway station or an underground parking garage. One net result is that we lost our parking lot, so not many of us would say ‘no’ to a garage. It’s a pain. In May, we will be introducing our new version of the Dora, the Fw 190D-11/D-13. Certainly, there will be critics, but in my own view, I do categorize this as one of our better endeavors. Besides looking good, this one has the advantage that among our competitors, there hasn’t been a new D-11 or 13 in a long time. Maybe Trimaster some time ago, but that is a kit showing its age. We made a new canopy for the Bf 109E-4, and so far, there is a lot of confusion surrounding it. We have been inundated with questions along the lines of ‘is it true’ and ‘will you send me a replacement?’ Yes, we will. If you bought your kit from a store, and not directly from us, we would recommend you go through that store.
Construction yard in front of our company
Through April, we were sending out replacement canopies to all our distributors, and the end of May, maybe the beginning of June, should see the supply of new canopies be significant. I would also like to point out that the replacement canopies concern the E-4 version. The E-1 and E-3 canopies are not affected, nor will they be.
First built up prototype of Fw 190D-11
Page 3
Editorial
Corrected canopy for Bf109E-4
Changes will also be initiated in the INFOs. This INFO will indicate the direction these newsletters will take. This is not the final representative face of what we want the newsletter to look like, but over the coming months, the newsletter will gradually take shape to that end. Personally, I’m hoping that this will be finalized in the fall, to coincide with the launch of our new site to replace one that is becoming a bit obsolete. In any case, from May on, we will be enlisting the help of our friend, Honza Bobek, in the form of regular commentary on our successes, advances and even things that will be categorized as bummers. I hope you will like the new site. And with that, my own role will diminish insofar as the newsletters is concerned; I will be writing less – and leaving more to my colleagues. Keep on Modeling! Vladimir Sulc
Bf 109E-4 1/32 Profipack
Page 4
kits in May Besides the aforementioned ProfiPACK Fw 190D-11/D-13 , which is a Dual Combo boxing, we are also releasing a Weekend Edition Albatros D.V with an interesting camouflage scheme of Oliver von Beaulieu-Marcon of Jasta 15. The threesome of kits for the month is rounded out by
the re-release of the F6F-3 Hellcat ProfiPACK . This was one of our most successful kits, and was sold out shortly after its initial release. It is the same as that initial edition, with no changes to the camo schemes, decals or any other aspect of the kit.
Conversion?
8185 Fw 190D -11/D -13 1/48 PROFIPACK EDITION
- Dual Combo! -Attractive newly discovered late war D-11 and D-13 markings -Kit provides realistically engineered open land ing wheel well roof with engine backside and other inner fuselage equipment inside -Wing guns external details designed for both variants
W.Nr.2200XX, Sachsenberg Schwarm of JV 44, München – Riem, May 1945
W.Nr. 2200XX, VFS des G. d. J., Bad Wörishofen, March - April 1945
W.Nr. 836017, Flensburg – Weiche, Germany, summer 1945
W.Nr. 836016, V./EJG 2(?), Pilsen – Bory, Czechoslovakia, 1945
W.Nr. 836017, Stab./JG 26, Flensburg - Weiche, Germany, 1945
W.Nr. 220014, VFS des G. d. J., Bad Wörishofen, April 1945
Detail of wheel well
Global view
Page 5
kits in May 8221 F6F-3 HELLCAT 1/48 PROFIPACK EDITION REEDITION -Bestseller. -Reedition of successfull kit that opened our 1/48 Hellcat line in 2008. -this kit received many positive reviews in modeler’s magazines and websites. -still is rated as the best F6F-3 Hellcat kit in 1/48. -this issue has the same configuration as the original edition in 2008.
F6F-3, BuNo 40467, Lt. Alexander Vraciu, VF6, Uss intrepid, February, 1944
F6F-3, Lt. Richard E. stambook, VF-27, Uss Princeton, October, 1944
F6F-3 Hellcat BuNo 40467, Lt. Alexander Vraciu, VF-6, February 1944 from first release of kit #8221 (built by Bud Highleyman)
8407 Albatros D.V 1/48 WEEKEND EDITION
- cammo of Oliver von Beaulieu-Marconay, Jasta 15, 1917 - 60 plastic parts
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Brassin in May The Brassin line for May, 2010 continues to grow with the release of sets for the 1/48th scale F-16 from Kinetic and the F-22 from Hasegawa. From the latter manufacturer’s offering of the F-4, we are also releasing
two sets to include seats and the option of magnification and wheels. Besides this, we are rotation, among other little opeinitiating something pretty re- rations. volutionary – a 3D representation of Brassin sets. From this point on, you will be able to view most of our products in 3D with
Definitivní Detail Sety 648009 F-4C/D/E/F/G seat 1/48 Hasegawa
3d PDF prezentace - http://www.eduard.cz/info/photos/648009/648009-3dPdf-out.pdf
648012 F-4C/D/E/F/G wheels 1/48 Hasegawa
3d PDF prezentace - http://www.eduard.cz/info/photos/648016/648016-3dPdf-out.pdf
648016 F-16A/B wheels 1/48 Kinetic
648017 F-22A wheels 1/48 Hasegawa
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BigED in May
The Canberra B2 set for the 1/48th Airfix kit is just one for the Canberra. The first came out in September of last year, the photo recce PR.9, which was followed this February by the Canberra B(I)8, and in April the Canberra B20. For fans of the Spitfire Mk.IX in 1/32nd from Tamiya, we have prepared the first Big Ed set to cover the early version. The late versions will be covered in the coming months. The set for the HMS Repulse from Trumpeter in 1/350th scale contains many fine and effective details. Don’t forget that the Big Eds offer a 30% saving over the cost of the individual components contained therein.
BIG3283 Spitfire Mk.IX (early) 1/32 (Tamiya) 32246 Spitfire Mk.IX landing flaps
32249 Spitfire Mk.IX exterior
147 mm
32666 Spitfire Mk.IX early interior S.A.
32669 Spitfire Mk.IX early seatbelts
JX103 Spitfire Mk.IX
BIG3569 M -1134 ATGM 1/35 (AFV) 36102 M-1134 ATGM Mounted rack and belts
36095 M-1134 ATGM
36101 M-1134 ATGM Additional armour
36096 M-1134 ATGM Blast panels
36097 M-1134 ATGM Slat armour
607 mm
BIG3570 Merkava Mk.IV 1/35 (Academy) 36081 Merkava Mk.IV
36090 Merkava Mk.IV armour shields
36098 Merkava Mk.IV Stowage basket
140 mm
For the second month now, we are offering an expanded sortiment of our Big Eds, this time with two sets in 1/35th scale, two in 1/32nd and 1/48th, and we can even make ship modelers happy with a 1/350th scale release. The armor sets are for the Merkava MkIV from Academy, and M-1134 from Trumpeter. Those that have the AFV kit, don’t despair, that set will be out next month.
BIG4926 Canberra B2 1/48 (Airfix) 48633 Canberra B2/B20 landing flaps
49467 Canberra B2 S.A.
49469 Canberra B2/B20 Seatbelts
EX295 Canberra B2/B20
BIG5308 HMS Repulse 1/350 (Trumpeter) 53046 HMS Repulse
53049 HMS Repulse railings
17514 Naval Figures Royal Navy S.A.
210 mm
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PE in May Among twenty-nine sets, I’d like to draw attention to two of them. This includes sets for our Fw 190D-9 in 1/48th, and the continuing series of sets for the Revell/Monogram B-24. For those of you that have pur-
chased the Weekend Edition of the Bf 110G-4 and would like to dress it up a bit, we are offering a Zoom set for it. We are well aware of the anticipation surrounding the imminent release of sets for the E-2C from Kinetic,
the BR.20 from Special Hobby, or the growing list of sets for the EF 2000 from Trumpeter, among others.
FE483 E-2C interior S.A. 1/48 (Kinetic)
48637 E-2C exterior 1/48 (Kinetic)
49483 E-2C S.A. 1/48 (Kinetic)
48640 E-2C Surface panels 1/48 (Kinetic)
49466 BR.20 Cicogna S.A. 1/48 (Special Hobby/Pacific Coast)
48651 Fw 190D-9 1/48 (Eduard)
53045 Admiral Graf Spee 1/350 (Trumpeter)
53045 Admiral Graf Spee 1/350 (Trumpeter)
36111 M-26 1/35 (Hobby Boss)
33060 EF 2000 Two-seater interior S.A. 1/32 (Trumpeter)
36113 M-26 tool boxes 1/35 (Hobby Boss)
48650 Fw 190D landing flaps 1/48 Eduard
49473 B-24D front interior 1/48 (Revell/Monogram)
32246 Spitfire Mk.IX landing flaps 1/32 TAM
33066 Spitfire Mk.IX early interior S.A. 1/32 TAM
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News in May Kits
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BRASSIN
BRASSIN
8185 Fw 190D-11/D-13 DUAL COMBO 8221 F6F-3 HELLCAT (reedition) 8407 Albatros D.V 1/48 Weekend 648009 F-4C/D/E/F/G seat 648012 F-4C/D/E/F/G wheels 648016 F-16A/B wheels 648017 F-22A wheels
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32246 Spitfire Mk.IX landing flaps 32247 EF 2000 Two-seater exterior 32659 EF 2000 Two-seater interior S.A. 32667 Spitfire Mk.IX late seatbelts 32670 Spitfire Mk.IX late interior S.A. 36111 M-26 36113 M-26 tool boxes 48637 E-2C exterior 48640 E-2C surface panels 48641 A-4E/F airbrakes 48650 Fw 190D landing flaps 48651 Fw 190D-9 48652 F-15E exterior 49466 BR.20 Cicogna S.A. 49473 B-24D front interior 49474 B-24D cockpit interior S.A. 49482 A-4KU S.A. 49483 E-2C S.A.
1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48
Profipack Profipack Weekend Hasegawa Hasegawa Kinetic Hasegawa
PE-SETS 1/32 1/32 1/32 1/32 1/32 1/35 1/35 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48
Tamiya Trumpeter Trumpeter Tamiya Tamiya Hobby Boss Hobby Boss Kinetic Kinetic Hasegawa Eduard Eduard Academy Special Hobby/Pacific Coast Revell/Monogram Revell/Monogram Hasegawa Kinetic
49485 F-15E seatbelts 49489 F6F-5 49492 F-15E interior S.A. 53045 Admiral Graf Spee
1/48 Academy 12215 1/48 Eduard 1/48 Academy 12215 1/350 Trumpeter
Zoom
ZOOMS
Masks
MASKS
BiGEd
BIG-ED sets
33060 EF 2000 Two-seater interior S.A. 33066 Spitfire Mk.IX early interior S.A. FE466 BR.20 Cicogna interior S.A. FE474 B-24D cockpit interior S.A. FE482 A-4KU S.A. FE483 E-2C interior S.A. FE492 F-15E interior S.A. FE463 Bf 110G-4 WEEKEND EX292 F-111A EX297 HH-60H EX298 F6F-5 EX300 F-22 JX106 F/A-18E JX107 F-14D BIG3283 Spitfire Mk.IX (early) BIG3569 M-1134 ATGM BIG3570 Merkava Mk.IV BIG4926 Canberra B2 BIG5308 HMS Repulse
1/32 1/32 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/48 1/32 1/32
1/32 1/35 1/35 1/48 1/350
Trumpeter Tamiya Special Hobby/Pacific Coast Revell/Monogram Hasegawa Kinetic Academy 12215 Eduard Hobby Boss Italeri Hobby Boss Hasegawa Trumpeter Trumpeter Tamiya AFV Academy Airfix Trumpeter
Eduard On Facebook Well, we entered the realm of social networking. And why, you ask? Well, a large chunk of the population ‘lives’ on Facebook, and although a large demographic of the site is made up of young ladies, we still decided the need to sign on was there. We want to use the site as a medium for communicating between us and our clients and fans….you. Our intent is to co-operate and communicate with the people who we know are very important to our existence. Through Facebook, we will not only inform of interesting items from our firm and our production, but, more importantly, we will try to communicate with modelers and enthusiasts of military history. You can look forward to polls, contests, photo reports from shows, and much more. Log onto Facebook, and let us know how you like this newsletter!
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