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Martin Bull
1st April 2005, 08:05
They've done the PR and two bombers - a FBVI is the glaring omission.

Do you reckon it'll happen ? Retailers tell me privately that these things don't exactly fly off the shelves in the current dodgy retail climate..... :(

no4mkit
1st April 2005, 09:11
If it's a Mossie, I'll buy it. :rolleyes:

CFBC
1st April 2005, 10:17
Likewise, but guess that is M/B's April fools joke!!!! :)

Martin Bull
1st April 2005, 14:05
No - I was being serious :rolleyes: !

Corgi would have to alter the mould to do a fighter-bomber and I'm honestly wondering if the market can take another big Mossie. Possibly they'll limit it to 1500 as with the 'Oboe' one......

Agent X20
1st April 2005, 16:18
Mmmmm.. MM417 this time please Albert.....

CFBC
1st April 2005, 17:09
We have yet to see the lowered value of the first three M/B..... It's not going to be pretty.... :(

Then we may or may not see a fourth..... Personally I hope we do, but I know whats around the corner (like so many of us do)...... :rolleyes:

Is the 1/32nd a viable product? Don't get me wrong... I personally think it's their "flagship" along with the ME/Spitty and hopefully soon Huri too, but.......

Martin Bull
2nd April 2005, 08:42
Think you're right, CFBC. IMHO not commercially viable - especially twin-engined - and to be selfish I'm glad that Corgi went for the Mossie.

I'm quite certain it'll be the only large-scale die-cast Mossie we ever see from any manufacturer, and in years to come will be a sought-after bird.

kevjb64
3rd April 2005, 23:28
We have yet to see the lowered value of the first three M/B..... It's not going to pretty

Is the 1/32nd a viable product? Don't get me wrong... I personally think it's their "flagship" along with the ME/Spitty and hopefully soon Huri too, but.......

I agree with you both , I will be amazed if 1:32 is part of Corgi future strategy , you may see a few more of current moulds but prob. Hurri and anything else already in the pipeline in 2005 will be the last .

Originally posted by Martin Bull. Think you're right, CFBC. IMHO not commercially viable - especially twin-engined - and to be selfish I'm glad that Corgi went for the Mossie.

Agent X20
4th April 2005, 22:37
You forgot the Zero...!!

Jap Agent no you likey.... :D :D :D

david cotton
27th December 2011, 21:04
Think you're right, CFBC. IMHO not commercially viable - especially twin-engined - and to be selfish I'm glad that Corgi went for the Mossie.

I'm quite certain it'll be the only large-scale die-cast Mossie we ever see from any manufacturer, and in years to come will be a sought-after bird.

Wise words indeed :eek: .......

philclloyd
2nd January 2012, 17:36
I find it hard to believe Corgi would invest so much in altering the original mold to just do one release, no matter how popular it is. Having said that, all will rest on the quality of the new Mossie, if and when it arrives...

philclloyd
2nd January 2012, 17:40
...just as a post-script.

I saw a photograph of the 'Oboe' Mossie ML907 in a book recently. I recall all of the discussions about the painted nose etc at the time of its release, but they got it bang on; even the shamrock was in the right place.