Building, painting and finishing scale aircraft models.
Oblt Ado Trautmann Swiss Air Force Pilot
flew the Hunter Mk 58 1960-1968
the Squadron 21
Kit Revell 1:32
Best wishes Hanspeter Tschanz
This is a Cheetah D of the South African Air force. I used the old Revel 1/32 scale Mirage 3 kit as the base to work with.
I scratch built the whole cockpit tub with instrument panels and seats, vacuum formed the canopy and I used lead [...]
This was the first Zoukei Mura Kit that I built, It depicts an aircraft that flew in Vietnam on Sandy Rescue missions. This kit was so well engineered that all I tried to do was give it a good paint job, add a few wires and that was about [...]
Build When first issue somewhere in the beginning of the nineties .
convert and scratch from plastic (evergreen), kit is full
of flaws they did not eliminate I replaced the scheme in the USAAF
in Tunisia in 1943 from microscale [...]
I like the spanish civil war as a modeling subject and recently I got an I-16. I thought that tere's would be great to add a C.R.32 next to it on the self. Well the I-16 is still in the box but these things always happens when someone [...]
The South African Airforce operated the Canadair CL-13B Sabre Mk.6 from 1956 to 1980. The first Sabre's flown by SAAF Pilots were during the Korean War.
This is my rendition of the last Sabre to fly in the SAAF. I admit I need to take [...]
Years ago im build this CORSAIR mostly from the box adding resin wheels
TRUE DETAIL & Eduard eched seat belts.and engraved panel lines
paint Xtracolor by brush .
This product is somewhere in the midle years of building kit in ninety [...]
This Prowler was one I built back around 1994. It has survived several moves over the years. Except for the decals and the AGM-88 HARM missiles it is all straight out of the box. No seatbelts just one of those straight forward builds [...]
I think it goes with out saying that most of us airplane model guys, at one time or another had a strong admiration for the "Ace's". So no collection could be complete without at least one Erich Hartmann entry. I have two.
His [...]
The Ju-88 series is said to prove the effectiveness of the German philosophy of using one good basic airframe for a variety of missions. Actually, the Ju-88 was not the result of such a design philosophy, but rather was so good it was [...]