Quan Guan 100278 WWII P-51D Mustang Fighter

T1 pre-sorted, and construction began with the rear fuselage, vertical stabilizers, and horizontal stabilizers. The quality of the bricks was about 2-3, the clutch power was sometimes brutal. The fit was better on the Me 109 and the Spitfire, but see for yourself (picture 9). The front fuselage, including the cockpit, was also inconsistent, but ultimately held together perfectly. Where I really have to praise QG is for the cockpit windows on all the aircraft. They're super easy to insert into the frames, fit perfectly, nothing wobbles, and the color printing is fine! T2 wings, fuselage, and landing gear were easy to build. The clutch power was just right, and the stickers were easy to apply. Note: This step isn't in the instructions, but there is a second sticker for the underside (see picture 6 & 7 and the original) of the right wing! The figures included (last picture) are, as always, a separate selection, and the figure shown in the aircraft is not included in the set! All in all, I had to have it to complete my collection of historical fighter planes. Due to the sometimes brutally strong clamping force and the sometimes really poor fit, I can only recommend this model to those who, like me, can overlook a few flaws and think, "Whatever, it'll just end up on the shelf anyway." To everyone else who's even more meticulous than I am, think carefully before buying.

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Brick quality of the set wasnt the best, some color and size differences in between bricks. I personally dont like that the set has a lot of special parts (like Cobi麓s designs) but the end result does look really good. I would recommend it to people that are specifically interested in WW2 airplanes.