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The
Combrig Avro 504K/Soviet MU-1 Floatplane
The package is a soft white cardboard, which opens
on the ends. Inside are parts to build two aircraft. There
is a resin fuselage and floats (two of each), along with photo-etch for
the wings, tail planes, struts and propellers. |
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THE
RESIN PARTS |
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The casting is good, thought there
are some faint lines on the aircraft fuselages - perhaps from the 3D masters? |
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PHOTOETCH |
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There is a small photo-etch set included
in the box, with the wings, tail planes, struts and propellers.
It's bland, with some etching to show the ailerons on the main wings and
the elevators on the tailplanes, but nothing else. |
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INSTRUCTIONS |
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The instructions are a small piece
of paper, with an exploded view of the parts, and a small image of the
assembled aircraft. There are no color instructions.
Nor are there any decals. |
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CONCLUSIONS |
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This is another interesting little
modeling accessory from Combrig. While I can't find much information
on it in Soviet service (the photo-etch says "1925" on it), perhaps it
can be used in a between the wars diorama, with other Combrig aircraft,
or with one of Combrig or Zvezda's 1/350 Russian/Soviet ships.
Between the wars Soviet Navy fans might find this interesting, but it's
a shame there are no decals or information on colors and markings.
This is Combrig’s 1/350 Avro 504K/MU-1 Floatplane,
kit A35309. The kit lists for $22.95 and is available
from many of our fine sponsors. This is an in-box review, your mileage
may vary once you commence construction. Thanks to Combrig
Models for the review sample. |
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