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  • darren
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  • Mulletino
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    Nope, but i'd have loved one! (still would)

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  • marc
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    Did anybody have one of these kits?
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  • darren
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    HERE IS A FEW.

    I NEVER KNEW AIRFIX ETC DID MODEL KITS BASED ON FILMS.

    THESE ARE STUNNERS.



    I THOUGHT THEY JUST DID THEM ON SAY FAMOUS AIRCRAFT SHIPS FROM VARIOUS WARS 1ST 2ND WW.

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  • Mulletino
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    Originally posted by marc View Post
    Airfix produced some kits in the 1980s called Snap'n'fix. They were aimed mainly at the younger modeller.

    Aye, I had the Cosmic Clipper from this page:



    Mind you, I always wanted the ones from this range:

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  • marc
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    Airfix produced some kits in the 1980s called Snap'n'fix. They were aimed mainly at the younger modeller.

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  • Richard1978
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    I had a snap together kit of a helicopter, I think was made by Revell.

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  • staffslad
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    I remember seeing some snap together kits advertised in comics but don't think I ever saw one for sale around here.

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  • victorbrunswick
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    Anybody remember the snap together kits? The one I remember having was the Monogram kit of a Sopwith Camel piloted by Snoopy.

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  • marc
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    Originally posted by Pussywillow View Post
    Some of those kits were bloody hard ! Especially if the pieces didn't fit together very well as they did sometimes. Could never do those car ones

    Anyone remember Frog kits ? Now they were damnmed hard and the instructions were terrible !
    I believe Frog kits were bought out by a company called Novo (Nova?). They might have been produced in Russia.

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  • staffslad
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    Some were a bit fiddly, particularly the ships, I thought, as there were lots of quite small parts. Jet aircraft were not so bad--no propellers or moving parts usually. I almost always built aircraft with landing gear retracted, as they seemed to last longer--fewer parts to break off.

    I am pretty sure I brought in the Battle of Britain kit for the junior school build. I also remember that the cheapest Airfix kits came in a plastic bag, rather than a box.

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  • darren
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    ID HAVE THOUGHT THEY WHERE QUITE HARD TO PUT TOGETHER YOU NEED A LOT OF PATIENCE.




    Originally posted by staffslad View Post
    I made a fair few models, usually aircraft, but also ships and the odd tank. Mainly they were from Airfix, but also Matchbox, Revell and Frog. I also hung some from the ceiling of my bedroom from string. Some I can recall:

    Airfix Lancaster--the dambusters version
    Airfix Panavia Tornado
    Airfix HMS Fearless
    Airfix HMS Devonshire
    Airfix F86 Sabre
    Airfix Battle of Britain set--Spitfire + Me109
    Airfix Me262
    Matchbox Sherman Firefly in a diorama
    Frog? F100 Super Sabre
    Revell HMS Ark Royal
    Airfix Harrier

    In the last year of junior school, all the boys had to bring in a model to make, while the girls did sewing.

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