Building, painting and finishing scale aircraft models.
This is Tamiya's P-51 and it was a joy to build. The kit came in clean gray molding and the second I got it I sat right down to it. I painted everything to what Tamiya told me to and then I spent three or four days super detailing the [...]
Officially finished my 3rd model this year.
This is Eduard's 1/72 scale Lavochkin La-7, initiated one year previously as a quick OOB project.
It is one of Eduard's early mainstream kits and I regrettably rank it as one of the company's [...]
HI all, here's my latest.
Major Levine's Spitfire VB. Hope you like. Decal sheet said it was a VC, but upon doing research and talking with others, I was happy to see it was in fact a VB. No need for a new VC wing. 😉 It's heavily [...]
Just finished Tamiya's recently released 1:72 F-16. It's a nearly flawless kit, but could use some additional underwing stores. Unfortunately I had a painting mishap on the underside. Not too obvious though. This was a great kit!
The eighth model I've finished this year, this is the old Hasegawa Lightning F Mk. 6 in 1/72 scale. The kit parts fit together quite well but, detail is lacking by today's standards. The intake has almost no depth, the cockpit not much [...]
Did this about a year ago when this first came out. Not bad for only £22. I would highly recommend this to any Messerschmitt fan, the amount of detail during the build was amazing and outstanding. It now has a very proud of place on my [...]
This is only one of the two of Eduard Limited edition I-16 over Spain. I love I-16's! I really enjoy building this, as well as most Eduard kits. If you want to the build, please sit back and watch the build on my Youtube channel in the [...]
My new job. Soviet Fokker.
Best regards, Vlad.
Mitshubishi Ka-14 /prototip/
Kagamigahara test center
Januar/Maj 1935
JAPAN
Built from the box with some minor added details
painting with colors Gunze C 3,8,327,126,125.
All markings are painted.
By:
P.k
This model starts with a website I had a long time ago that was started as a place to store all the photos I had taken during my barnstorming airplane mechanic days. An email arrived one day from a gentleman in Japan named Kenichi Kimoto, [...]
