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Eduard 1/48 P-39N Airacobra

by Tom Bebout on November 15, 2021 · in Aviation · 18 ≡

Should credit Tom Cleaver's GB titled Build 'Em or Bin 'Em for helping me get the old Mojo juices flowing again. I've had little or no time at the bench for several months but hopefully that will now change. Started this kit long ago as [...]

Redroo Models 1/48th CA-25 Winjeel

by Michael Drover on November 14, 2021 · in Aviation · 20 ≡

Hi all. This is the 1/48th Redroo Model CAC Winjeel. The only changes from the kit options are the big number on the cowl and the A number as this is model was to be built as a specific airframe. The orange/red or whatever it is, is a home [...]

Monogram Convair F-102A Delta Dagger

by Gary Brantley on November 13, 2021 · in Aviation · 23 ≡

I took this model out to the Cameron Airport yesterday. I started it around May 1st, working on it in fits and starts, I finally got her across the finish line. It is the 1990 release of the 1/48 Convair F-102A from Monogram and it [...]

Hermann Graf's "Mosquito killer" – Eduard 1/48 Fw-190A-5/U7

by Tom Cleaver on November 12, 2021 · in Aviation · 18 ≡

The Fw 190 A-5 was developed after it was determined that the Fw 190 could easily carry more ordnance. The D-2 engine was moved forward another 15 cm (6 in) as had been tried out earlier on the service test A-3/U1 aircraft, moving the [...]

Tempest MK.V; Eduard 1/48

by Jorge Garcia on November 12, 2021 · in Aviation · 15 ≡

My latest model is this beautiful Tempest Mk.V from Eduard, great kit, went together extremely well, no really big issues; perhaps the weakest part of the kit were the decals, not the best quality and some carrier film issues; at least are [...]

Review: ICM 1/48 OV-10A Bronco review

by iModeler Youtube Picks on November 11, 2021 · in Reviews · 2 ≡

70 years ago today. 1st LT Michael Rebo, shot down over North Korea. MIA for many years, and a childhood friend of my Dad

by Louis Gardner on November 11, 2021 · in Aviation · 44 ≡

This is one of those things that you want to do... no, scratch that. This is something that I just HAD to do once I heard about the events that unfolded on this day over North Korea. I owe a sincere thank you to Jim Burke, who operates [...]