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mustang1989 wrote:Man!!!! That is a lot of plastic right there. Can't get over these 1/32nd scale beasts coming out lately.

Yep! as a friend of mine would say: "There's enough plastic here to roast a small animal."

Yep! as a friend of mine would say: "There's enough plastic here to roast a small animal." [/quote]LOL!! I'm like you. I just can't build something that big (I'd get sensory overload from all the detail) and I don't have anywhere to display something like that!!

mustang1989 wrote:Man!!!! That is a lot of plastic right there. Can't get over these 1/32nd scale beasts coming out lately.

You and me both! Just like those 1/200 scale battleships...

Duke Maddog wrote: Yep! as a friend of mine would say: "There's enough plastic here to roast a small animal."

Yeah, but it ruins the flavor... PETA (people eating tasty animals)

mustang1989 wrote: LOL!! I'm like you. I just can't build something that big (I'd get sensory overload from all the detail) and I don't have anywhere to display something like that!!

What if it was a car model of the same size Joe? I’m sure you could fit that somewhere....

Yeah, I bet Joe could do some fabulous work on a 1/16, 1/12, or larger scale vehicle... probably with a functioning engine...

Space or no space, I want one!! Time to save up some serious cash for this baby.

I swear I've worked on some actual aircraft that were smaller - That is Huge!

When I want to work on something that huge; I'll wait for the 1/72 scale C-5A galaxy to come out. I just hope someone does one before I'm too old and feeble to work on models!

If the whole model is to big for your space, WnW provides a solution for ya:

I say we let Cherrylock get first crack for a review build on this big boy.