Building, painting and finishing scale aircraft models.
Fresh of the bench the awesome 1/48 Tamiya P-51B Mustang in the marking of the 352nd FG flown by Lt. Heyer . I use Furball aero design decals and did my plane as the early scheme before the d-day stripes was applied . I used the eduard 3d [...]
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Here's a Tamiya's 1:48 P74D Razorback. Decals by Techmod, they depict a machine flown by Francis 'Gabby' Gabreski (Franciszek Gabryszewski, Polish parents ;). I was aiming for some more variations of olive drab, but it all [...]
Among the 1/24th scale old series by Airfix, the Stuka is probably the best. It has raised and recessed surface texture and the detailing is adequate.
This model was painted several times until I settled with the reticulated desert scheme. [...]
Flown by Col. David Schilling, 62nd Fighter Squadron, 56th Fighter Group, 8th Air Force, August 1944. Schilling, a big fan of the comic strip “Li’l Abner”, wrote the cartoonist, Al Capp, for permission to use his characters as nose [...]
I received this Weekend Edition kit as a Christmas present. As I looking online for help with K-4 camouflage stumbled across Wr Nr 330130 and its crazy tight squiggle demarcation for the top colors on the fuselage. So decided to try and [...]
Two Hasegawa AV-8 models. In spite of its shortfalls, Hasegawa's American Harriers have the appeal saved to potentially realistic looking models.
The origins of the Rafale can be traced back in the late 1970s, when the French Air Force and French Navy sought to replace and consolidate their existing fleets of aircraft. In order to reduce development costs and boost prospective [...]
The model depicts the mount of Ofw. Hermann Förster serving in 2/JG27, Ain-el-Gazala, June 1941. Förster served mostly in the single-engine night fighter squadron NJG 1 before transferring to Africa with 2/JG27. He scored a total of 13 [...]
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Here’s my latest project—and my first in 1/144 scale—the Academy B-52H, an iconic Cold War bomber.
I have to admit, working in this scale wasn’t the most enjoyable experience. The lack of detail and, of course, the tiny [...]
