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1/72 Academy F/A-18C

by Geoffrey Abreu on December 8, 2012 · in Aviation · 4 ≡

This is the Academy 1/72 F/A-18C. I built this OOB with the exception of the ejection seat which I believe was from Quickboost. I painted it with Model Master enamels and the decals are from MAW and were excellent. A very nice kit to build [...]

MiG-21

by Seth Marshall on November 29, 2012 · in Aviation · 4 ≡

Hi all! This is my most recent build, an Academy MiG-21. It was a pretty straightforward build, with no real problems that I can think of.

F2G Super Corsair Racer Kit Bash

by George Tufnail on November 27, 2012 · in Aviation · 5 ≡

This was one of my first forays into AMS and kit bashing. I started with a Special Hobbies 1/48 F2G Racer, and added the wings from an Academy 1/48 F4U-1A, because I wanted the flaps down, and I wasn't about to chop up a Tamiya kit. I do [...]

F-84 Thunderjet 1/72

by Rickard Malmborg on November 22, 2012 · in Aviation · 1 ≡

This model was built for a special event named “Wash & go” during IPMS Open (Sweden) a couple of years ago. The deal was to build a model in quite a limited time; one week ahead of the event you got to know what model was to be [...]

1/72 Academy P-51B

by Geoffrey Abreu on November 22, 2012 · in Aviation · 4 ≡

This is one of my more current buillds but still a bit old as I have not been able to buld much in the past few years because of work. This is the the Acadamy P-51B. I think the decals were Superscale. The paint was Model master OD green [...]

My 2 latest Builds

by Matt Mears on November 10, 2012 · in Aviation · 4 ≡

Howdy Everyone ! here are some pictures of my latest builds, both 48th scale, Hasegawa F-16Cj kit and Academys Kit ! Hope you like !

Video: Academy 1/48 Lavochkin La-7

by MakingModelsAgain on September 3, 2011 · in Aviation

Quite a simple kit. I polished the surface with a 12000-grade cloth to give a natural sheen as opposed to a 'sprayed on' one. The decals were a bit thick, but succumbed eventually.