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Kaptan Tommy · 01-23-06, 10:41 AM

YAR!!! I just clicked on that link to "squadron.com" to see what the kit looked like - and how much it cost. The kit itself is $72. A bit much, but hey, I might still do it. After all, it is over three feet long! But then, there's a list of "accessories" you can buy to add realism to the kit. Sorta like the 'mods' we have for SH3...

Well, if you buy all 14 accessory options, this will add another $266 (!!!). Gasp! Of course, you don't need all this stuff to have a great model, but I never realized there was an 'aftermarket' market for models. I've been out of the loop for many a year

I could see 'wanting' a number of those accessories though. This is cool stuff - and brings out the kid in me again (which is always here and is why I sit here playing SH3, and spend even MORE time reading the forums...)

01-23-06, 10:41 AM	#1
Kaptan Tommy Planesman Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: USA Carson City, NV Posts: 182 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	YAR!!! I just clicked on that link to "squadron.com" to see what the kit looked like - and how much it cost. The kit itself is $72. A bit much, but hey, I might still do it. After all, it is over three feet long! But then, there's a list of "accessories" you can buy to add realism to the kit. Sorta like the 'mods' we have for SH3... Well, if you buy all 14 accessory options, this will add another $266 (!!!). Gasp! Of course, you don't need all this stuff to have a great model, but I never realized there was an 'aftermarket' market for models. I've been out of the loop for many a year I could see 'wanting' a number of those accessories though. This is cool stuff - and brings out the kid in me again (which is always here and is why I sit here playing SH3, and spend even MORE time reading the forums...) __________________ Quit farting around reading the forums and sink some ships!