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New Partworks
« Thread Started on Jun 1, 2009, 11:28pm »

There are a number of new partworks launching sadly only one is to have a UK wide launch this being:

3 June 2009 - National Launch and ROI

Agatha Christie DVD Collection - Eaglemoss - 60 planned parts - Part 1&2 double Issue £3.99, Part 3 £5.99, Part 4 onwards £7.99.

Each issue features a classic film or TV mystery on DVD from the Queen of Crime with an accompanying 16 page magazine that looks at the story, the characters plus the inspiration behind the original stories.

Whilst three more are having reginal launchs:

Ipswich area placement test
Scooby-Doo Magical History Tour -
De Agostini - Part 1 - £0.99, Part 2+ - £2.50. 75 parts.

Each issue is made up of a 24-page magazine and a 'spooky' magic trick covermount (such as disappearing coins, miracle dice, magic treasure chests, fortune cards, escape rings ect). Readers join Scooby, Shaggy and the gang as they travel through time and help solve mysteries from the past.

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Top Gear - Turbo Challenge -
Seymour/BBC - Part 1 - £1.50, Part 2+ - £2.50 - testing 6 parts.

Top Gear Turbo Challenge is a fortnightly partowrk synonymous with all things motoring made up of a 24 page magazine which Builds into an ‘encyclopaedia’ for the consumer. Each issue will be covermounted with a free pack of collectable "Top Trumps" style cards, which can also be purcahsed separately. Parts 2&3 will be bagged with a collector card tin "The Stig Helmet".

http://www.topgearturbo.com/

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World of Cookery - Chorion - Part 1 - £0.50, Part 2+ £1.99

Borders TV region
Ice Age -
GE Fabbri - Part 1 - £1.99, Part 2+ £3.99 - testing 5 parts

Explore the world and learn about amazing animals. Collect your favourite Ice Age character hand-crafted figurine plus rare and endangered creatures. Aimed at children aged 2-5.

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Build Your Own F1 McLaren -
De Agostini - Part 1 - £1.99 , Part 2+ - £5.99 - testing 3 parts.

Build your own McLaren. Lewis Hamilton's First Formula One Winning Car
http://buildmclaren.deagostini.co.uk/assets/Mclaren_Info_pack.pdf

Looks a great model

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #1 on Jun 7, 2009, 6:52am »

Jun 1, 2009, 11:28pm, southendnick wrote:

There are a number of new partworks launching sadly only one is to have a UK wide launch this being:

Norwich area placement test
Build Your Own F1 McLaren -
De Agostini - Part 1 - £1.99 , Part 2+ - £5.99 - testing 3 parts.

Build your own McLaren. Lewis Hamilton's First Formula One Winning Car
http://buildmclaren.deagostini.co.uk/assets/Mclaren_Info_pack.pdf

Looks a great model

OOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooooo.............
I'm a wooden model ship fanatic ......... but

My love for F1 models goes back to my youth.

This is a partwork I would certainly buy if we have it available down Ozzie way.

The last 1:12 scale F1 model I bought was in NZ some 5 years ago. Cost about $25.00..............bargain.
A Heller kit. Not a patch on Tamiya.
Have not started to build it yet.
Have put together the odd one or 2 x 1:20 Tamiya units, but nowhere near the detail of the larger scales.

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As you can see from my posts today, I have 4 weeks of Bissie turrets I'm 3/4's through, so no updates on my build. I'm having a break this weekend, cleaning the garage.

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #2 on Jun 8, 2009, 12:20am »

I must admit, the F1 partwork would probably weaken my resolve not to buy any more models till I've finished a few

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #3 on Jul 24, 2009, 7:04pm »

I agree Mark, sorely tempted, but I have so much to complete. I don't need a storage cupboard I need a warehouse.

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #4 on Jul 25, 2009, 1:31am »

LoL I agree with you Jim, a very large wharehouse at that.

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #5 on Oct 9, 2009, 11:47am »

Found this one on Deagostini website:

http://www.model-space.co.uk/ships/cutty-sark

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #6 on Nov 3, 2009, 3:00pm »

And that's what we promise in the new year:

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #7 on Nov 3, 2009, 3:30pm »

That looks remarkably like the Victory. Who is publishing it ?

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #8 on Nov 3, 2009, 4:10pm »

Nov 3, 2009, 3:30pm, Mark wrote:

That looks remarkably like the Victory. Who is publishing it ?

Well, it says "Victory" and "Admiral Lord Nelson"!

(Took me a while to figure the "Lord".)

B is V, p is r (like Greek - see the Greek "Euro" on any Euro note), N is i or y, upsidedown V is L (a bit like the Greek), something like A is d, c is s (USSR was CCCP).

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #9 on Nov 3, 2009, 4:43pm »

Think its a re-publish or they have finally got around to releasing it in Russia.

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #10 on Nov 3, 2009, 6:43pm »

That has to be "Trafalgar" on the right side of the page.

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Re: New Partworks
« Reply #11 on Nov 3, 2009, 7:11pm »

Sorry, did not think that the Cyrillic characters are unfamiliar.

I wanted to make a sign, but realized that just can not explain why consistent diphthongs and the letter "ы"
Б-b, В-v, Г-g, Н-n, П-p, Р-r, С-s, Д-d, Ш-sh, И-i, Л-l, Ч-ch

Build her Majesty's ship "Victoria". War at sea (is mostly of something in Russian - not "Война в море", correctly "Война на море") battle of Trafalgar - 1805. Admiral Lord Nelson.

Who produces - absolutely not understandable.

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