Hi Darren, For reference http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/waf/uk/army/types/horsa.htm This looks good especially if it can be built in two parts. Good for them for making the changes the Glider Pilot Regiment http://www.gliderpilotregiment.org.uk/ Al

WOW!

This is tremendous that the manufacturer has listened to the criticisms of the CAD images and is improving the authenticity of the model. Saves a lot of headaches all around later on. Bravo!!

Masterbox, having listened to the feed back, and making the nessesary changes before comitting themselves, dam fine job. My hat's off to you for making this and other kits well worth buying and building. It is companies like M.B. that step up to the plate and fill the void and are not afraid to fix misstakes, and that will ensure this company stays around a long time and that I will support them. Bravo!!!

MEEE WANTEEE ! - HOW MUCHEEE ? If this is the high quality of the glider i CAN`T WAIT for the C-47

The absolute 'must-have'! I will certainly build it, though all my showcases are certainly too small (and filled) to keep it. Never mind, it will hang at the ceiling of my hobby room, just like in my room during my young years, ages ago. So, even as a modeler life makes circles since I started all this hanging my Airfix WW1 planes on the ceiling. Any idea if a pilot crew is coming? (yes, I know, we're never satisfied!)

Hmmm... Bronco's announcement of their 1/35 Horsa Glider just hit PMMS

Al

Not much of a surprise. Now we know which "famous' company will be producing it. It was mentioned HERE that MB was passing it off. This is a reply Bruce Heideman received from MB regarding the Horsa: