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U.S.& U.S.S.R. Missile Display (1984)
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SCALE: 1/144 |
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INITIAL RELEASE: 1984 |
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MEDIUM: Polystyrene |
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RARITY: (3) |
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ABOUT THE DESIGN |
ABOUT THE KIT |
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By the mid-1980s, both American and Soviet missile designers had settled on a standard design motif: every missile looked like a rifle bullet. The only exceptions were the few cruise missiles that added some mid-range tactical spice to each country's nuclear arsenals. |
The third in Monogram's decade-by-decade series of missile arsenal collections (which included the 1959 U.S. Missiles and 1969 U.S. Space Missiles kits), this kit was -- both aesthetically and chromatically -- the least colorful of the trio. The Soviet side in particular looked like little more than a display of, well, rifle bullets. This model was built from the original 1984 release. |
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