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00112 1/12 Packard Merlin Engine Mounted on P-51 Mustang Frame

Rating is 4.3 out of five stars based on 3 reviews
$29.99Price

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Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars.
Based on 3 reviews
3 reviews

  • Graeme JohnstonAug 09, 2025
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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    1/12 Packard Merlin Engine Mounted on P-51 Mustang Frame

    This was my first time printing a complete model - I normally only print detail parts for plastic kits. I did have issues with failed prints initially, but Steve was quick to offer advise and help resolve the problem. Definitely quite a learning curve, but overall happy with the quality of the files, and the experience as a whole, and the completed model is very impressive. Quite honoured to see he has used a photo of my completed model on the website.

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    Steve
    Aug 09, 2025

    Hi Graeme, thank you for the review!


  • Tim LacapraMay 28, 2025
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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    1/12 Packard Merlin Engine Mounted on P-51 Mustang Frame

    As always the files are amazing and print so well. Takes a long time to print but so well worth it. Steve is awesome as I have had some issues with files (my fault) And he always helps me Out. Need to reach out to him again about a mistake I made on the file tank. The detail is so crazy good and the fit is spot on.

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    Steve
    May 29, 2025

    Thank you Tim for your kind comment!


  • MDLDec 05, 2025
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars.
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    Half a job done, cannot recommend

    The engine itself is a work of art. Everything is there that is supposed to be. However, the exterior skins are terrible and not up to par for the rest of the model. Panels are completely missing and divided in the wrong places, nothing about the exterior skins is right. For a large 1/12 model, it bears NO resemblance to the real panels on the front of a P-51. Dzus fasteners are not there, rivets are not there. The exterior panels are a real letdown for the price.

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