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Kingfisher…Rode Hard & Put Up Wet
Here is my Kingfisher, Revell (Monogram (c) 1967), 1/48, just drug up out of the water it seems. I can't do any more for it... or to it! So...Yay!
The poor old girl was suffering from a 2" abdominal fracture in the left rear fuselage [...]
Video: Trumpeter's 1/48 Westland Whirlwind: Reveal
Kit graciously supplied by the KitMaker Network
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More Pictures of the Revell 1/48 Type IXc.
My love for U-Boats started back in the early 70's when I first read Herbert Werner's "Iron Coffins".
I bought Revell's Type IX U-Boat as soon as it was out.
The build was pretty much straight forward. The size of the hull (42 [...]
1/48 Tamiya P-51D 352nd FG ( John C Meyer )
Well another build completed from the shelf of doom. Painted with Tamiya paints and Eagle Strike decals .
Cheers Brian
1/48 Tamiya P-47 352nd FG Lt. Col Luther Richmond (from shelf of doom completed)
Decals donated from Bombshell decals. Model painted with tamiya paints. This is fifth plane completed from my 352nd FG build. With two more Mustangs in the works 
Cheers Brian
Cheers Brian 
Thank you ICM…. :) 1/48 Dornier 215 night fighter….
Been wanting one since the dawn of time... Well, 30 odd years anyway.
Monogram 1/48 Bell P-39L-1 Airacobra
This is an older build that I finally got around to photographing last Thursday. I took it and several other models (see the Bell AH-1S Cobra) to another small-town airport, the Coffield Regional Airport in Rockdale, Texas, about 20 [...]
Hasegawa F-86A Sabre
This is the 1/48 Hasegawa F-86 Sabre, using the Cutting Edge resin conversion set and Meteor Productions decals to create an F-86A Sabre.
The first prototype, 45-59597, had been completed in August 1947, powered by a Chevrolet-build [...]
Monogram 1/48 AH-1S Cobra
Here's a build that's 15-20 years old but I had never taken it to the airport until last Thursday. It's the old Monogram kit from 1986 and mine is painted in Israeli livery. It's pretty much OOB but I did add a bit of screening to the [...]
