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Push me pull me Do 335

by Mark Housley on April 25, 2015 · in Aviation · 14 ≡

Hi Guys, i know its been a while since i last posted anything on iModeler but stuff kinda got in the way! any way heres my latest effort its the 1/72 Hobby Boss kit which is basic to say the least but still a good model i did some playing [...]

My late-mark Spitfire adventure, Xtrakit and Airfix 1/72 Spit 22 and 24!

by Magnus Fridsell on April 25, 2015 · in Aviation · 13 ≡

This was quite a lengthy process, this double-build was started in the autumn of 2012 but then something else caught my interest and these sat on the shelf of doom for two and a half year. However, they were certainly needed in my Spitfire [...]

Moson Model Show 2015 – Part 15 (1/35 armor, final part)

by Editor on April 25, 2015 · in Show Reports · 8 ≡

Time to round off our photo tour of the incredible 2015 Moson Model Show. Thanks for watching! Here's a further selection of 1/35 armor models. Check this space for many more photos from the show. Note: If you were participating in the [...]

Moson Model Show 2015 – Part 14 (1/35 armor, contd.)

by Editor on April 25, 2015 · in Show Reports · 2 ≡

Further selection of the 1/35 armor models from the extremely well-attended armor section at the 2015 Moson Model Show. Check this space for many more photos from the show. Note: If you were participating in the Moson show and recognize [...]

Moson Model Show 2015 – Part 13 (1/35 armor)

by Editor on April 25, 2015 · in Show Reports · 2 ≡

Our coverage of the 2015 Moson Model Show wouldn't be complete without Armor modeling. Here's but a small selection of the incredibly crowded 1/35 armor display. Check this space for many more photos from the show. Note: If you were [...]

TRUMPETER’S GRAF SPEE IN 1:350

by Ulf Lundberg on April 25, 2015 · in Ships · 17 ≡

Graf Spee was the third and last of the "Deutschland Class" ships. In Germany they were referred to as "Panzerschiffe", which means "armored ships". In other countries they were called "pocket [...]

Grumman HU-16 ALBATROSS, “The Goat”

by Mike Maynard on April 25, 2015 · in Aviation · 9 ≡

The HU-16 first flew in 1947, designed as a replacement for the PBY "Catalina" amphibian. The US Air Force puchased it's first example in 1949 with the US Navy taking delivery of the amphibian in 1949. The US Coast Guard [...]

Granville Miller & Delackner R6H “Quod Erat Demonstratum” – 1:72 scratch

by Gábor Szabó on April 24, 2015 · in Aviation · 29 ≡

Hi! This is my next Macrobertson plane, this time the ill-fated last "true" GeeBee the R6H QED. For whose not familiar with the type (I thinkis not a suprise) the story in short: "The Gee Bee Q.E.D. ("Quod Erat [...]