1/72 scale modeling
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1/72 Fujimi A-7B Corsair II
The LTV A-7 is a subsonic, carrier-based attack aircraft developed in the 1960’s for the U.S. Navy as a replacement for the (still relatively young) A-4 fleet. Vought based its proposal for the A-7 on its successful F-8 Crusader, with [...]
1/72 Hobby 2000/Fujimi , IAF, TA-4J, Skyhawk
Hi Everyone,
Here is my:
1/72 Hobby 2000/Fujimi , IAF, TA-4J, Skyhawk
FAIRCHILD C 119 A.M.I
Fairchild C 119 flyng boxcar.
AERONAUTICA MILITARE ITALIANA
November 1961 kindu ( Congo) UN mission.Italeri Kit 1/72 scale,plus Tauro model decals.
Aluminium color obtained with a 33% blend matt aluminium + chrome silver + glossy [...]
1/72 Eduard Spitfire Mk.IXe.
My second build from "The Longest Day" box set.
Having built the first one this was a little easier as I'd got the snags out of the way.
Well, apart from the self-inflicted ones. :blush:
Primed with Tamiya Neutral Grey,
Painted [...]
1/72 Eduard (Hasegawa) B-26B From "Wine Women and Song"
The 344th Bombardment Group (Medium) was activated in 1942 as a B-26 Marauder unit at Drane Field which was an auxiliary field of MacDill AAFB in Florida on Sept 8, 1942. It was a training unit till January 1944 when it transferred to [...]
Two Old 1/72 Model Kits of the Grumman Wildcats (Revell and Frog)
A couple of months ago I started work on these two kits, Revell's and Frog's F4F-4 Wildcats. I wanted to build them together like the way I did with my Bearcats back in March and enjoy the whole process. My original game plan was to build [...]
That's what I would have liked to experience: a P5M Marlin taking off!
It must have been a breathtaking experience when a thirty-metre-long flying boat, like this Martin P5M Marlin, made the water spray under the roar of its 3500 hp Wright 3350 engines running at full power to get the 36 000 kilos of maximum [...]
Eduard 1/72 Spitfire MK.IXc Early.
This is build one from "The Longest Day" box set.
My first Eduard Spitfire and while it is beautifully detailed I think it may be a tad over engineered for 1/72.
The wheels came in 4 parts each the underwing radiators were 7 [...]
The wages of writing :-)
So, some of you may have noticed over at the Eduard website that they have an actual historian writing their Wildcat history (with more to come). That would be yours truly, who was asked by Vlad if I would do that, and said [...]
