Kit 501 - Missing Part
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Cthulhu
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Kit 501 - Missing Part
I have tried for weeks to get a plastic engine cowl for the P-40 Warhawk. However, the customer service folks have sent me the nose spinner three times and the canopy once.
I'm about ready to go crazy. Can someone who has built this kit confirm whether or not the part actually exists? It is definitely marked on the plans....
I'm about ready to go crazy. Can someone who has built this kit confirm whether or not the part actually exists? It is definitely marked on the plans....
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supercruiser
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Bulldog
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thymekiller
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LOVE to hear about p40 stories. Good work , and yes its alot of mods to build a real "tiger" Would love to see pics.
Yes the part does exist. Its on the parts page. Its odd that they are sending the wrong part. Please try again, maybe they will get it right next time.
If you want you might try making a balsa nose block. I have never done it but some say it is lighter. I dont know.
Keep us posted.
thymekiller
Yes the part does exist. Its on the parts page. Its odd that they are sending the wrong part. Please try again, maybe they will get it right next time.
If you want you might try making a balsa nose block. I have never done it but some say it is lighter. I dont know.
Keep us posted.
thymekiller
"...the road goes on forever, and the party never ends..."
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mark
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Re: Kit 501 - Missing Part
Cthulhu wrote:I have tried for weeks to get a plastic engine cowl for the P-40 Warhawk. However, the customer service folks have sent me the nose spinner three times and the canopy once.
Goto the kit parts listing page at http://www.balsamodels.com/Parts/kitparts.htm and then you can see pictures of all the parts in the kit. You can copy / paste the exact part off this page and email that off to Customer Service at cust_service@guillow.com and she will be able to help you out no problem.
Regards,
Mark
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earlhouse
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Guillows customer service is really very good. I am recovering some Guillows and other models that I have had stored in my attic since 1973. I needed new plastic parts for a SBD Dauntless and decals and decals for 400 series P51 Mustang. I emailed them Thursday night and got email Friday saying they were behind and would get them out 1st of week. Monday mailman came to door with package and it was from Guillows. They had managed to get them into mail on Friday.
That is what I call super service.
I have several Guillows kits to build, but thinking about make them mini RC units.
Earl
Sand Springs, Ok
That is what I call super service.
I have several Guillows kits to build, but thinking about make them mini RC units.
Earl
Sand Springs, Ok
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thymekiller
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Its called human error.
Happens all the time. [Alot at my house
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Try again. You will see why we are all here. Try again.Check the parts page. Nobody else has a parts page. Nobody else has a forum ENTIRELY devoted to helping you build YOUR kit.
Keep trying and keep us posted.
thymekiller
Happens all the time. [Alot at my house
Try again. You will see why we are all here. Try again.Check the parts page. Nobody else has a parts page. Nobody else has a forum ENTIRELY devoted to helping you build YOUR kit.
Keep trying and keep us posted.
thymekiller
"...the road goes on forever, and the party never ends..."
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Hibbies
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I happened to think about a F4U-1A that I built many years ago. I went to the Junior Grand Natiionals here in California in Gridley. And I flew this beast in Carrier and Scale control line. I just finished a BF109. Turned out quite well. I used some after market decals, as I modeled it for one of the BF109s at Normandy in '44. There is an outlet for pilots to fit that scale these days. The options are incredible these days.
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Mad Cap Romanian
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