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1/48 scale modeling

Review: Eduard P-51B 2 seat "hack" (conversion)

Once the P-51D with its bubble canopy providing 360-degree visibility started showing up in VIII Fighter Command units in the summer of 1944, the days of the P-51B were numered, despite most pilots acknowledging the earlier Mustang had [...]

Arma Hobby 1/48 Hurricane IIc

Built OOB there is not much to add to what has already said about this kit. This the first issue of the kit but as I wanted to do a SEAC scheme used decals from Xtradecals. Paint used was AK 3G and weathering with 501 oils. Thanks for [...]

Tamiya 1/48 Fieseler Fi 156C Storch

A very nice kit by Tamiya.

1/48 F-4N.

This is an original 1982 issue of Hasegawa’s F-4B/N kit. As such, it features raised panel lines. Unlike the rest of their 1/48 Phantom lineup, Hasegawa never re-tooled the B/N kit with recessed panel lines. As long as they’re [...]

Eduard 1/48 : Supermarine SPITFIRE Mk.I K9797,19Sq, RAF Duxford,1938.

Build this EDUARD kit is a pleasure, it offers many details and even more options for upgrading.. Profipack has many accessories, but a wire or two is added by the modeler. I painted with Mr.paint and the exterior with HATAKA orange [...]

Revised: Tamiya 1/48 F4F-4 Wildcat

Tamiya's Wildcat with Aires detail set.

1/48 Tamiya P-51B Mustang 4th FG

Fresh off the bench 1/48 Tamiya P-51B 4th Fg . Model finished with Eagle Strike decals , Tamiya Acrylics . For the photo graph and on i used the Tamiya jeep , ICM pilot and Eduard PSP . IMG_2189 by b007scott, on Flickr IMG_2188 by [...]

ICM 1/48 Henschel Hs 126B-1

A very nice kit by ICM.

The Maltese Falco II

Well, it flew over Malta... Greetings. This is the Sword 1/48th Reggiane Re.2001 Falco II. It is a prime example of the "parallel development" that we see in new models, that is, either a slight improvement over a predecessor or [...]

Tamiya 1/48 A6M5a Zero Fighter (Zeke)

Zero fighter made by Nakajima. Tamiya's new tool Zero is a quantum leap by comparison to their old (but accurate) mold. Definitely, a gem.