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Do plastic model plane kits come with plinths?
Generally, plastic model plane kits do not come with plinths supplied. Nowadays, the majority of kits are designed to be built with their undercarriage down to be displayed on shelves or in cabinets. Although there are numerous model planes available with stands or plinths included, these are usually diecast desktop ornamental models rather than plastic kits.
If you have already made your mind up that a plinth is the way to go, you can obtain aftermarket plinths to achieve this, but, you may have to be patient and conduct a little bit of research to find one suitable for your needs.
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