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Well, that was a pretty good Salute – it seemed to be very busy throughout the day. Thanks to everyone who came to see us, bought something or just looked around (hopefully you’ll have seen something that will tempt you at a later date).<\/p>\n

Now we need to start getting all of the new releases onto the website so that the rest of the non-Salute world can get their hands on them. We’re starting gently this week with the Japanese Amagi class carrier and its two accompanying fighter classes, the Katana interceptor and Bisento fighter. In case anyone is wondering, the Amagi is named for Mount Amagi, while the Katana and Bisento are respectively a curved sword and a polearm.<\/p>\n

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We also have a new Japanese Carrier Fleet pack with an Amagi and fighter group, plus five escort vessels and all the required bases.<\/p>\n