Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Model Kits of the Week: M*A*S*H* (Revell)
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I was totally unaware that there were ever model kits released for M*A*S*H though it seems like a natural subject for a kit. Thanks for mentioning these!
ReplyDeleteLooking at these kits makes me wish for kits based on these recent properties:
ReplyDeleteAvengers (2012 movie) and sequels (Helicarrier, Quinjet, all of the main characters [similar to the old Aurora kits of Superman, Batman, and the Frankenstein Monsters)
Iron Man (2009 movie) and sequels (Iron Man, Iron Monger, War Machine, Hammer Industries armors, Tony Stark's Audi, Rescue)
Prometheus (the ship, the ATV, the creatures)