1/48 scale modeling
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This is the well known Tamiya P-51D Mustang.
Although not the latest Mustang kit, I think it’s still a great model. It went together without any fit problems and required no filler. The cockpit doesn’t have much detail, but little of [...]
The 1/48th Hasegawa P-47D Thunderbolt kit release in 1996 reset the bar for the best Thunderbolt on the market... for a few years anyway. I wanted to have Gabby Gabreski's uniquely painted P-47 Thunderbolt in my collection for some time [...]
A few months ago, I built an ICM 1/72 FW-189C/V-6 and enjoyed it so much that I wanted to build a 1/48 version of the FW-189A. Shortly after, I found the 2024 Great Wall Hobbies kit for the FW-189A-1/A-2 on sale at one of the online hobby [...]
Hasegawa's Nick is a heaven for mottle camouflage patterns.
The Enforcer was the brainchild of David Lindsay, founder of Florida based Cavalier Aircraft in the late 60’s - early 70’s. He envisioned developing heavily modified surplus P-51D's for counter-insurgency purposes, hoping to land a [...]
Finally, after almost two months of hiatus, I finally got around to finishing a long-standing model. A relatively more demanding build, mainly due to the more complex coloring that Halberstadts are known for. The propeller is made of wood [...]
Hi all,
Here's my build of a Seahawk that served in the Royal Dutch Navy, a.k.a. Marine Luchtvaart Dienst (MLD).
Starting in 1957, 22 Sea Hawks were transferred to the MLD and assigned to VSQ 860, intended to serve as aircraft for the [...]
Spitfire Mk. VIII flown by Flight Lieutenant 'Eddie' Edwards, No. 92 Squadron, Marci Anise, Italy, 1944.
Hasegawa's short fuselage was extended in 3 points for this build.
Attention: I will reveal a few things about the Piaggio Pegna PC.7 right at the beginning, which, for the sake of suspense and to keep the reader interested, I should like to present at the end. Why am I doing this? It's easy to explain: [...]