1/48 scale modeling
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Eduard 1/48 early Spitfire I
By the spring of 1940, Spitfires equipped approximately one-third of the squadrons in Fighter Command. Over that summer, the pilots of the Spitfires and their more numerous comrades in the cockpits of Hawker Hurricanes successfully stopped [...]
More of my 1/48 Scale AH-64 Apache Helicopter.
My first photo shows one of my scribing tools which also doubles as a "rivet" maker.
I draw lines on the model, then use my ruler to line up all the rivets to be put in, then make pencil marks on the kit plastic. I just push in [...]
New Helicopter Rotor Parts
This show's some photo's of my clients 1/48 scale Apache helicopter.
This was my first "TRY" at making parts using a sheet of flat copper. I soldered the parts together.
Pre-production Ki-44, 47th Independent Flight Company
This is another kit from a while ago. I built it in 2014.
The subject this model represents is Ki-44 No. 4405, which was the 5th pre-production (prototype) aircraft, flown by Maj Toshio Sakagawa, commander of the 47th Dokuritsu Hiko [...]
Saab JAS39 Gripen; 1:48
ORIGINS /History
In the late 1970s, Sweden sought to replace its ageing Saab 35 Draken and Saab 37 Viggen. An affordable Mach 2 aircraft with good short-field performance for a defensive dispersed basing plan in the event of invasion was [...]
Eduard, IAF, Mirage IIIC,1/48
Hi guys,
Eduard, IAF, Mirage IIIC in 1/48.
Colors and weathering effects by AK, Ammo-Mig and Tamiya.
Have a great day 🙂
1/48th OV-1D Mohawk
Here are a few pictures of my Roden OV-1D Mohawk. This kit was a bit of a challenge but not super difficult. Assembly simply required a lot of patience. The SLAR boom and the cockpit were both aftermarket resin from Cobra Company. [...]
Empire of Japan Group Build – Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate, Tamiya 1/48
The Ki-84 Hayate (Gale) was a Japanese Army single seat fighter designed to replace Nakajima's previous fighter type, the Ki-43. Generally considered to be the best of the Army's fighters, it was powered by a Nakajime Homare 18 cylinder [...]
