KG_Jag
08-20-2008, 06:43 PM
It's the GMP 1/35 343rd FG Aleutian Tiger P-40E on sale again at GoMotorBids for $49.99. Link here and act quickly, if your are interested:
http://www.gomotorbids.com/ItemDetail.cfm?Item_ID=484301
Item # 484301
GMP 1/35 343rd FG Aleutian Tiger P-40E
Get It Now!:$49.99 Save 67%Retail Price:$149.95Featured Item Details Get It Now! Price: $49.99 Retail Price: $149.95 Total Savings: 67% Off Manufacturer: GMP Year Produced:Unknown Scale or Size: See Description Production Run: 500 Product Condition: Excellent Package Condition: Very Good Autograph on Product: No Signature
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Description:
The 343rd Fighter Group was activated on 11 September 1942 and assigned to the XI Fighter Command. The Group was initially composed of three fighter squadrons, the 11th, 18th, and the 54th. The 344th was assigned to the Group in October of 1942. For a short time the 1st Photographic Flight and the 11th Fighter Control Squadron were associated with the Group. The group operated in Alaska from mid 1942 to fall 1943. Known as the "Aleutian Tigers" it was commanded by John "Jack" Chennault the son of General Claire Chennault who commanded the Flying Tigers in China. The Aleutian Tigers flew along with the U.S. Navy, Royal Canadian Airforce, and other U.S. Army airforce units throughout the Aleutian Island chain. The distinctive tiger face was a take off from the original Flying Tigers that operated in China.
Features of this Item Include:
Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Steerable Wheels
Tampo Printed Graphics
This plane features sliding canopy with accurately detailed interior, including a little figure. The plane is packed with details such as a functional rudder, wing flaps, opening underside gun doors with gun detail, antenna wires, all the external markings and body lines are there. Even the landing gear comes down.
Condition:
This item is considered to be in excellent condition. This generally means that the item is in "factory-mint" or like-new condition. It may have very slight flaws, which were present from the factory. It was probably never displayed. Nothing is 100% perfect, but this is as close as it gets. The packaging for this item is considered to be in very good condition. This usually means that the package is very close to excellent but might have a small sign of shelf wear or a slightly dinged corner. You will have to look closely to find any flaws.
http://www.gomotorbids.com/ItemDetail.cfm?Item_ID=484301
Item # 484301
GMP 1/35 343rd FG Aleutian Tiger P-40E
Get It Now!:$49.99 Save 67%Retail Price:$149.95Featured Item Details Get It Now! Price: $49.99 Retail Price: $149.95 Total Savings: 67% Off Manufacturer: GMP Year Produced:Unknown Scale or Size: See Description Production Run: 500 Product Condition: Excellent Package Condition: Very Good Autograph on Product: No Signature
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Description:
The 343rd Fighter Group was activated on 11 September 1942 and assigned to the XI Fighter Command. The Group was initially composed of three fighter squadrons, the 11th, 18th, and the 54th. The 344th was assigned to the Group in October of 1942. For a short time the 1st Photographic Flight and the 11th Fighter Control Squadron were associated with the Group. The group operated in Alaska from mid 1942 to fall 1943. Known as the "Aleutian Tigers" it was commanded by John "Jack" Chennault the son of General Claire Chennault who commanded the Flying Tigers in China. The Aleutian Tigers flew along with the U.S. Navy, Royal Canadian Airforce, and other U.S. Army airforce units throughout the Aleutian Island chain. The distinctive tiger face was a take off from the original Flying Tigers that operated in China.
Features of this Item Include:
Diecast Body
Opening Doors
Steerable Wheels
Tampo Printed Graphics
This plane features sliding canopy with accurately detailed interior, including a little figure. The plane is packed with details such as a functional rudder, wing flaps, opening underside gun doors with gun detail, antenna wires, all the external markings and body lines are there. Even the landing gear comes down.
Condition:
This item is considered to be in excellent condition. This generally means that the item is in "factory-mint" or like-new condition. It may have very slight flaws, which were present from the factory. It was probably never displayed. Nothing is 100% perfect, but this is as close as it gets. The packaging for this item is considered to be in very good condition. This usually means that the package is very close to excellent but might have a small sign of shelf wear or a slightly dinged corner. You will have to look closely to find any flaws.