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--- blog:military:models_gotha_p60_c6 [2026/01/01 18:08] – [Gotha P.60 C-6 1/72 kit] john
+++ blog:military:models_gotha_p60_c6 [2026/01/01 18:43] (current) – [Gotha P.60 C-6 1/72 kit] john
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-<imgcaption mfr_box|Manufacturer box art.>{{:blog:models:gotha_p60_c6:gotha_p60_c6.png?500|}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption completed_a|Example of completed model.>{{image1.jpg|}}</imgcaption>
+<imgcaption mfr_box|Manufacturer box art.>{{:blog:models:gotha_p60_c6:gotha_p60_c6.png?565|}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption completed_a|Completed model as pictured on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Luft46.SG/posts/2447773782245598/.>{{:blog:models:gotha_p60_c6:499411169_1569512100671457_9000960309172815509_n.jpg?600|}}</imgcaption>
-Any other information about this box/set.
+A purely fictional variant of the already immaterial Gotha Go P.60, this design was produced by AZ Model themselves - moving the lower engine from its ventral position in the Go P.60 design to a twin engine ventral configuration... looking a little bit like a smaller Arado E.555 (if you squint a little bit).
+The Go P.60 was intended to be a heavy fighter, and the //C// variants to be //night fighter// derivatives. There's no particular night fighter addons in the kit... I think AZ Model just changed the engine configuration, slapped some new decals in the box and thought it was good. I //do// think the ventrally mounted engines make for a better looking model... even if it's a fanciful design of an __already__ paper-only fighter!
+An aftermarket photo-etch kit is available from NH Detail for the various AZ Model Go P.60 kits (i.e. //not// specific to this C-6 variant):
+<imgcaption nh_pe|NH Detail kit #A72-049.>{{:blog:models:gotha_p60_c6:gotha_p60_pe.png?300|}}</imgcaption>
+This part is available from [[https://www.super-hobby.co.uk/products/Gotha-P.60-Detail-Set-for-AZ-Model.html|Super-Hobby]]; I have not been able to find a UK supplier.
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