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Hi, my name is Martin; I am the orginal inventor of iModeler, and proud webmaster of this site.
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Without further ado, let's have a look at some of the spectacular modeling from the 2017 Moson Model Show. Here's a gallery of 1/48 and 1/32 scale aircraft models (propeller classes).
Feel free to comment on and discuss your [...]
Some more stuff discovered during the Moson Model Show.
The Eduard's stand, which used to be the focal point of the trading area, this year looked somewhat bare. There was the new-mould SE 5a on sale, including the Royal Class boxing, but [...]
Moson is a traditional venue for the mor eclectic modeling brands, this year being no exception. These product ar for clearly for the enthusiasts!
Copper State Models have been showing their new 1/48 caudron G.IV line, the Sopwith 5F.1 [...]
It's Moson model show this weekend, and modelers from all over Europe are gathering in the tiny Hungarian town of Mosonmagyarovar for the modeling extravaganza of the year. After another ordinary day at the office and leaving the rainy [...]
With Easter Holiday behind us and Moson Model Show coming up next weekend, now is the perfect time to announce the results of our March retrospective. Let's look back at some of the last month's notable contributions - 109 new articles [...]
Just got back home from a day at the Swedish IPMS Nationals. This part 3 contains a notable display of new airfix kits, which formed a special theme class in the competition. It makes one reflect just how much the new Airfix is influencing [...]
Just got back home from a day at the Swedish IPMS Nationals. No doubt the World's largest concentration of Viggens, Drakens and Flying Barrels!
Just got back home from a day at the Swedish IPMS Nationals. This year the Swedish national contest is hosted by the local exhibition 08-Open organized by the Stockholm branch. It is also much more than just a contest, there is a good [...]
It's high time to reveal the results of of our February retrospective. I'm sure that most of our readers will be well familiar with our long-standing tradition of awarding a prize among all articles of the month.
Time to look back at our [...]
A legacy of my unfinished book project that I had been working on previously is that I find enjoyment in browsing and researching historic archives on the web. Having a few spare hours today I found a wonderful photo collection from the [...]
