1/72 Scale Landing Gear
Mirage III (Front &
Rear)
C-130 Hercules (Front)
Pete's Hangar
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Catalogue Number: |
PHR 72002 - C-130 Hercules (Front)
PHR 72003 - Mirage III (Front & Rear) |
Scale: |
1/72 |
Contents and Media: |
PHR 72002 - One piece in cast brass
PHR 72003 - Three pieces in cast brass |
Price: |
PHR 72002 - AUD$5.30
PHR 72003 - AUD$5.65 |
Review Type: |
First Look |
Advantages: |
Perfectly cast; no seams or
imperfections; well detailed; simple preparation and installation; will
add strength to the finished model. |
Disadvantages: |
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Recommendation: |
Recommended |
Reviewed
by Brett Green
To me, there has always been something luxurious about cast brass landing
gear legs. Pete's Hangar has now released new landing gear legs for two
more 1/72 scale aircraft.
The subjects to receive this glittering and glamorous workover are
the forward gear leg on 1/72 scale C-130 Hercules kits (pictured to the
right); and the forward
and both main gear legs on Heller and Revell Mirage III kits (pictured
near the top of the page). The
forward gear on the Mirage includes a cast-on nose wheel.
The parts are simple, and beautifully cast in one piece each. There
will be very little cleanup required. The only preparation before installation
and painting will be measuring the actual height of the gear legs
against the kit parts and cutting to suit.
Cast brass gear legs are well detailed and add strength to models.
Pete's Hangar's new gear legs for Mirage and Hercules kits in 1/72 scale
will be a welcome (and luxurious) finishing touch for 1/72 scale
modellers.
Recommended
Thanks to Peter
from Pete's Hangar/Aussie Decals for the review sample.
Inquiries may be
made directly to Pete's
Hangar's email address
or to their postal address: P.O. Box 94,
Redbank, Queensland 4301, Australia
Pete's Hangar products are
available at hobby shops & retailers
including Snowy
Mountains Models
Review Copyright © 2004 by Brett
Green
This Page Created on 15 January, 2004
Last updated 15 January, 2004
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