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So. Scottish in three ways. Banff Strike Wing. I'm Scottish. Therefore too tight to pony up for the Tamiya Mossie. I did try but the canopy was very difficult and sadly lets it down badly. It came from Australia (Tasman) and was for Revell but [...]
And with the 109's in 1/72 rolling off the machine at Special Hobby, it is now the Buchón that is released.
There are some nice details in the kit, like the pointy ferry tank they used for flights to their African bases.
One rather important d[...]
In order to cope with the poor road conditions on the Eastern front, the Germans built tracked tractors to tow all types of vehicles and also serve to carry various loads from ammunition and food supplies. The official description of this vehicl[...]
Hi all, this is my first post. So many very talented modelers out there. Very impressive work. Love this site!
The British had initially dubbed the aircraft the Gloster Thunderbolt, but the American Republic P-47 Thunderbolt was already in serv[...]
How a company that produced buggies during the 19th Century and was virtually moribund before it was bought, resuscitated, and turned into a manufacturer of naval aircraft managed with its first design - the B-239 - to come in ahead of Grumman, [...]
Although this German made tank does not see much war, it is one of the iconic tanks thanks to computer games. I painted this tank in solid yellow. I preferred Mission Models MMP011 Dunkelgelb RAL 7028 to paint the model.
I hope you like it, best[...]