AMP 1/144 Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider

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Honestly? It's a shitty model: they just took a 3D model from CGTrader and crudely converted it into a plastic model. I could do better with my 3D printer.

With a high end Resin printer, perhaps.

But the cost would be probably higher in resin alone, ignoring the time it takes to print the thing. However you'd be able to print the whole thing in one piece which may be a plus.

Still, for the price it's not a bad model. The degree of accuracy may have to hold up against some scrutiny in the future though, when we learn more about the B-21.
 
Models on your links have nothing to do with AMP kit geometry. Both they truly fit into shitty category as were made prior maiden flight by people who even doesn't know about edge alignment rule that tells me something about your knowledge of the subject.
And seems you didn't understand my question. Can you deliver for the market an accurate boxed model of B-21 with decal priced for $37? Because you 'can do better'
 

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The issue I have with any of this type of product is that are described as "Item X", whatever that might be.

If they were to say, "Fictional lookalike" or "Guestimate", I might give some leeway. Otherwise they are aimed at folk who really do not know/care but draw interest from folk who do give a rats petunia. Advertising, love it, huh?

Bullfrog, a company making games/software, used to work out of one room of a semi detached Wimbledon house. A certain product of the "graphic adventure game genre" was released with great acclaim. I found fifty bugs in about an hour and found it unusable but when I asked for a refund was told, "We found 200 bugs and stopped counting".

The industry claimed that that refunds would stop development and should not be made to do so and got away with it.

Seems like nothing has changed at all in more than thirty years hence.......
 

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Yeah, a hurry to be first on the market is never serves good. Planform is a way off, and this is two almost years after maiden flight and bunch of references available.
With MikroMir/AMP short run +3D print tech they easily can remake molds fast though.
 

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