32005, GOTHA G.IV, 2010
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THE REALLY BIG ONE!
* ENTIRELY complete, mint example of the amazing 2010 Wingnut Wings Gotha G.IV in breath-taking 1:32 scale is an absolute behemoth spanning nearly 30 ins. when built! Our example has a full colour xerox copy instruction manual-the original being inexplicably lost-but everything else is exactly as packed by the factory. All the frames remain in their original cellophane sleeve -and that includes the extensive decal and PE sheets. This is undeniably the most extraordinary example of a WWI aeroplane ever kitted and only surpassed by Wingnut Wings themselves with introduction of their mind-blowing Felixstowe flying boats released a few years' later. Aside from a few creases, the capacious and colourful box is in overall good shape, whilst the contents inside it are in top-notch condition.
*Detailed review and multi-page build log of this superb Gotha kit may be found in Building the Wingnut Wings GOTHA G.IV published by Albatros and currently in stock. Please see the links below...
ONE of the most outstanding of the new Wingnut Wings series of WWI aeroplane plastic kits released during 2009-2010 was the mighty German Gotha G.IV twin-engined London bomber! The massive and weighty box struggled to keep the 18 densely-packed frames in check and with over 450 parts overall, it represented the pinnacle of injection-moulded aircraft kits at the time. We have one of these now highly sought-after kits up for grabs and at a competitive price. The box has a small number of creases and divots whilst the original's missing instruction sheet is replaced by a xerox full colour duplicate extracted and printed just before the WNW site closed down earlier this year.
That said, the kit is complete and all frames remain intact within the original factory-sealed clear packages-none have been opened. That goes for the large decal sheets and the extensive photo-etched detail fret too, which are similarly intact. Our Gotha has been carefully packaged and encased in a stout box for safe transit through the postal system. One only....
