JSC 049 Yamato 1:400, geändert/altered, Neuauflage/reissue

Ab jetzt ist JSC 049 Yamato wieder erhältlich, allerdings als Neuauflage. Weil im Jahr 1945 viele Bullaugen zugemacht waren beim Yamato, wurden die Rumpfteile entsprechend geändert. Ab morgen ist auch ein Zurüstsatz mit lasergeschnittene Teile erhältlich.

JSC 049, Yamato in 1:400 scale, has been reissued recently. During the war many portholes were plugged, due to this fact the hullsides were altered to their state in 1945.
Also a detailing set out of parts which were cut by laser(sorry for this clumsy description, the appropriate word has been taken hostage by somebody in Germany registering it as a registered trademark, I ever had the idea language is there for the use of everyone) will be available soon.

Well Fred, I am a terribly good spook, but Bartek of JSC is far better in keeping things secret compared to this. He has to keep things secret, because there are competitors...

Generally spoken there will be every two months a new model from a really new or newly rebuilt ship. This is because of a contract with Remontowa Shipyard at Gdansk.
Because of this very reason we have these highly interesting contemporary models, such as Bredford Dolphin, Hirta, Pharos, Centaur II, 119th Psalm*,......and so on. :yahoo:

About the freely inspired items I can tell nothing because of the above mentioned reason. These items will always be a surprise, merchant or grey, that's the question,

groetjes,
Gert

*Petrojarl Cidade de Rio das Ostras

Well Fred, JSC has so much to do, they can't do them all at once
In the 1:250 range, I suppose, the need for laser parts is far less, not only because of the fact that much can be done by the builder himself, but also because of the demand in the market.

In the 1:400 range the laser cut parts, ->->thnx<-<-, are far more a necessity, because the result of them is far beyond the achievable-by-own-means.

As we have noticed, every new model comes with a laser cut set...... :yahoo:

By the way, which model would gain the highest priority to get laser cut parts when it would be up to you?

groetjes,
Gert

Never have doubt. But I will have a chat with Bartek

Gert