The 1/48th scale Zero model variants had been produced by several manufacturers. Most models are excellent representations of the aircraft with accurate dimensions and fine details. Hasegawa's mold is true to the form.
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In addition to Spitfires, Allison Mustangs, and Zippers I also like Harriers. It does not matter if they are prototypes, 1st Generation or 2nd Generation Harriers, I like them all. And I hope to build all of the types and countries [...]
486 Bomb Group 384 Squadron out of Sudbury. This aircraft survived the war to be broken up in Kingman AZ. After waiting a few months finally got some green grass and an overcast day. Hope you like.
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Paint: Ak Real color, Model [...]
French interwar bombers have always had a certain charm. The stubborn drive to ignore the principle of aerodynamics and a certain ugly charm make them winners to my mind. So, when Azur announced a Bloch 210 I was very interested. The only [...]
This is a relatively new Amuzing Hobby kit from their "What If" series. This plane certainly didn't exist. But it's a nice kit for a build where you don't have to think about authentic colors, historical accuracy and so on. Just [...]
My latest WW1 model is this challening but rather smart Fokker D.VI model. The main points of contention were the lower wing and the undercarriage struts. I added some framing into the fuselage as well as additional non-model parts [...]
The Zell (zero length launcher) system was a product of Cold War planning. Faced with the possibility of an all out strike by Warsaw pact nations destroying aircraft runways, a ZELL bomber would be launched as a nuclear equipped aircraft. [...]