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this vehicle is now complete. stevegbr attached the following image(s):
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stevegbr attached the following image(s):
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gears and shaft connectors are put in place. stevegbr attached the following image(s):
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I done believe it. Hlj Have discontinued the binders and are no longer availble.
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Fingers crossed this one hits the UK shores at some point.
A thought though...
DeAg really could have made this kit available with far fewer issues if they hadn't included umpteen small rescue vehicles as well.
Don't get me wrong - they are a great little set but I can't help wondering how many will be put in a box and stuck in a cupboard due to the simple logistics of display.
TB2, TB4, FAB 1, the Mole and Firefly. Even those will take up a fair space.
Where will the other 20 or so vehicles go?
Roy.
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I Really hope this comes out in the UK, though its nearly a year since its been out in Japan. I am currently building there M.Falcon, enjoying that very much.
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pretorius wrote:I Really hope this comes out in the UK, though its nearly a year since its been out in Japan. I am currently building there M.Falcon, enjoying that very much. Hi Pretorius welcome to the forum, glad to have you with us. Be good to see some pics of your Falcon build. Al
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Nice work Steve, looks like a lot of cogs in there  Al
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sure is al, there are four plastic gear strips that have to go on the end of those four spings sticking up there, leaving them till assembly.
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Definitely sounds like a wise move.
Al
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This is the very expensive Takara TB2 in kit form.I got one a few years ago, its been out of production for a good few years, for £500. It was a super model, rather lightweight for it's size. The up and down motion broke fairly soon, stripped it down to find a broken gear, managed to fix it it and sold it on at a loss.Some of the vehicles are RC. Look on YouTube for vids of it all working. They still command big money on ebay. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AEk1jg0ODY
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[quote=PanzerJohn]This is the very expensive Takara TB2 in kit form.I got one a few years ago, its been out of production for a good few years, for £500. It was a super model, rather lightweight for it's size. The up and down motion broke fairly soon, stripped it down to find a broken gear, managed to fix it it and sold it on at a loss.Some of the vehicles are RC. Look on YouTube for vids of it all working. They still command big money on ebay. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AEk1jg0ODY[/quote] great video, looking forward to see those legs working on my model.
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roymattblack wrote:A thought though...
DeAg really could have made this kit available with far fewer issues if they hadn't included umpteen small rescue vehicles as well.
Don't get me wrong - they are a great little set but I can't help wondering how many will be put in a box and stuck in a cupboard due to the simple logistics of display.
TB2, TB4, FAB 1, the Mole and Firefly. Even those will take up a fair space.
Where will the other 20 or so vehicles go?
Roy. And in the same tone would be the moaners that say "why could we not have other rescue vehicles" had they not been provided. It's impossible to please everyone...
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i like it we get more then the standard vehicles, adds value
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i agree its a fantastic build, really enjoying it, be sad when its complete though, but i will have some fantastic models to display.
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ElekTr1C wrote:i like it we get more then the standard vehicles, adds value Adding value is the general idea
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I can understand that.
Although TB2 is the 'main' bit I would want, I'll still be chasing it if we get in the UK.
The magazines alone are a must-have for any Gerry Anderson fans.
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got part 42 today, so the build continues. stevegbr attached the following image(s):
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next part to be fitted, which i think is the pod lock. stevegbr attached the following image(s):
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