Guillow's P51 Mustang Laser Cut Model Kit

Missing parts and I was just over the 30 days to return it.

Soy coleccionista de este tipo de juguetes de adultos para armar y no perdi la oportunidad al verlo y mejor costo

I bought this kit on a lark and took a while to get started on it. Once I did, I was very glad I did. The kit is very easy to understand and build. The instructions are very clear and if you take your time with each step, the results are fantastic. There are options for flying this kit with various motive power, but I built it as a flying specimen and am hanging it from my ceiling. Painted, and with decals applied, it is quite an amazing sight.most of the parts are balsa and the laser cut forms make this kit a breeze to build while achieving great results. If you've never built one of these types of models before and are hesitant because they look difficult, try this type as this kit came out great for me.

I have building balsa models since the early/mid 1960's, when you could get them for about 30 cents. They were solid body balsa, and I remember breaking them more often than not during assembly. Then during the mid to late 70's I got back into balsa kits, they were die cut and weren't bad, unless the dies were dull. Now I recently decided to return to the hobby and was pleasantly surprised with the laser cut parts, which separate without breaking. I have not yet started on this one, but I have done some others recently that are great kits. Though I do wish they came with the plastic props that would be more authentic, (3 - 4 blade props) than the two blade. I have tried to keep them more authentic than the two blade. And since the advanced adhesives (CA's) they are more enjoyable than ever, since the parts stay where they are suppose to be without moving, not like the older glues did.Back to the kit, I did open it and inspected it, and I am looking forward to building it..

I have purchased one of these and assembled it with ease.The laser cut models are amazing, I will not build any others going forward - only laser cut.I bought a second one and I will try to motorize it as there are examples of it online and it appearsto be very precise in assembly, as well as well thought out for this type of conversion.My first build was a rubber band powered one and it can fly, but I am afraid to risk breaking it.The landing gear sucks but there are other ones I can buy.