A site dedicated to information and discussion about the history of aviation and aeroplanes in Japan and the Far East.
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Nick, your server will probably crash when this is released! It WILL be popular.I am looking forward to it. Wow, this and a Ki- 44 book, the stars must be aligned just right.... Best, Pat Donahue
...and the best part is it will be accurate and finally put to bed the various theories espoused by the so-called 'experts' on all colours Japanese ;-)
What I have seen so far of the new Airfix Zero looks good and I trust Nicks Painting Guide will be the best available on this subject, now- when available I'll buy the new kit , dig up my old ones and start all over again.
Nick, This is very welcome information and I'm anticipating seeing this long overdue and important document. I'm so happy that I've shelved my early Zero-Sen projects, most especially the 1/32 Tamiya, Zero 21b.
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Excellent! I look forward to seeing this most useful information.
Nick, your server will probably crash when this is released! It WILL be popular.I am looking forward to it. Wow, this and a Ki- 44 book, the stars must be aligned just right.... Best, Pat Donahue
WOW! :) Can't wait it, Nick! :)
...and the best part is it will be accurate and finally put to bed the various theories espoused by the so-called 'experts' on all colours Japanese ;-)
Congratulations Nick.
Bob Alford
Lampang Thailand
Great Nick,
I´m so glad you keep on producing this stuff. Thanks!
All the best/Stefan
Excellent. Thanks.
Vedran
Anxiously waiting for that material! Thank you in advance for that summary.
What I have seen so far of the new Airfix Zero looks good and I trust Nicks Painting Guide will be the best
available on this subject, now- when available I'll buy the new kit , dig up my old ones and start all over again.
Jacob.
looking forward to this and the new book...congrats on that too
Nick,
This is very welcome information and I'm anticipating seeing this long overdue and important document. I'm so happy that I've shelved my early Zero-Sen projects, most especially the 1/32 Tamiya, Zero 21b.
William
Nick, you are a hero.
I will gladly use you guide and will buy your book.
Andy
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