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Many thanks Rob... I knew you'd be able to set us straight! Can't wait to see this beasty for myself!

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Pic of the Corsair section at MAPS here:

http://www.mapsairmuseum.net/2009/10/today-at-maps-october-17-2009.html

Click on it for a bigger view.

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That would look great in the museum's new display area, right next to that gorgeous scratchbuilt (1/12?) Corsair model!

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Any idea when it arrived, and better yet, how the heck did they get it out of the museum!?!? :shock: A friend of mine inspected the place not long ago and figured they would have to knock a hole in the exterior wall and lower the cockpit out by crane. My guess is that they found a much easier way.

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