Video: Airfix 1:72 B-25 C/D Mitchell
This is a brilliant new kit from Airfix. I never once was bored with building this kit. And it was really fun to build something in a unique scheme like this.
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Kevin Macleod
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Tamiya, 1/35, IDF, Tiran 5
Hy guys, this is my tired and rusty Tiran 5.
An IDF tank that is based on the Russian T55.
This is a Tamiya kit (very close to perfect kit!)
Plus Legend detailing set and some extra Black Dog, Verlinden stowage.
Colors and weathering [...]
Birds of a feather, flock together. RIP Betty Grissom
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It wasn't just the astronauts who were courageous.
Video: FULL VIDEO BUILD TAMIYA F-16C 52+ Fighting Falcon
1/48 F-16C Block 52+ Fighting Falcon
For more details about the Tamiya kit, tools and paints from this video please visit:
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1:48 Lockheed Mar.F-16CJ Fighting Falcon
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More detailed info for mixing Tamiya paints will be uploaded [...]
Tamiya 1/48 Bf-109E-7
The Bf-109E-7 was the airplane the Luftwaffe should have had at the beginning of the Battle of Britain, since it was the first Bf-109 to be plumbed to carry a 300-liter drop tank, which increased its range from 660 km (410 mi)to 1,325 km [...]
Glenn Miller band’s first radio broadcast
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On Tuesday, June 14, 1938, Glenn Miller and his Orchestra opened at the Paradise Restaurant at 1619 Broadway in New York City for two weeks. They shared the bill with Freddie Fisher’s Schnicklefritzers. Their first broadcast was [...]
Pilot’s Last Flight
For Christmas of 2003, I found a gentleman at a local airport who owned a T-28, one of the primary trainers my dad had flown earning his wings. I offered to pay him to take my dad up for a flight in his plane, but he agreed to do it and [...]
F-4C, Cam Ranh Bay, S. Vietnam
In November 1966 dad landed at Cam Ranh Bay in S. Vietnam, with the 559th Tactical Fighter Squadron. When he departed in September of 1967 he had flown 241 missions for 401.6 combat hours, with 69 of those missions over N. Vietnam. I don't [...]
One more Miller radio broadcast
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Glenn Miller on the NBC Blue Network, 1939:
