The Arma Hobby Channel at iModeler (6 articles)

The Arma Hobby Channel at iModeler

Items tagged with Arma Hobby
6 articles
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Review – SBS 1:72 PZL P.1 prototype fighter kit

by Gábor Szabó on March 21, 2019
in Reviews — 1 Comment

Hi All! This is a quick review on SBS new/old PZL P.1 prototype fighter kit. Old because they took over the Arma Hobby’s masters and new because they reworked it slightly. The PZL P.1 was a Polish fighter manufactured by the PZL state-owned fac[...]

PZL P.7 (Arma Hobby 1/72)

by Dmitry Stropalov on December 5, 2018
in Aviation — 18 Comments

This is the second kit from the Deluxe Set by polish manufacturer ArmaHobby (which was also known as Attack Squadron). If somebody is interested, first one is here – The kit comes very nicely without any significant issues, and I can recommend[...]

TS-11 Iskra, Arma Hobby 1/72

by Mladen Janjic on February 5, 2018
in Aviation — 15 Comments

Hello everyone. This beauty is ready for inspection. The producer is Arma Hobby (short run). I used Tamiya colors and Gunze varnish. Cheers mates, Mladen.

PZL P.7 of “Bajan Trio” (Arma Hobby 1/72)

by Dmitry Stropalov on January 20, 2018
in Aviation — 27 Comments

A long time ago I've assembled several PZL P.7/P.11 kits from Poland manufacturer PZW Siedlce. This kit is still present on the market, but it could be treated only as a "classic" kit nowadays. But last year (2017) another polish company Arma Ho[...]

First Post Ever! Arma Hobby Grumman F2F-1 1/48

by Paul Barber on November 11, 2016
in Aviation — 23 Comments

Hadn't built anything since I was a 12 year old - probably a glue covered, brush-painted Airfix or Revell kit in the Late 70s! Have a couple of boys now aged 3 and 5 - and a very good friend who is into the hobby so I got some tools together and[...]

Arma Hobby 1/48 Grumman F2F-1

by Tom Cleaver on March 10, 2016
in Aviation — 13 Comments

The F2F-1 was the first of a long line of successful Grumman single-seat fighters. The company’s success with the two seat FF 1, which when introduced in 1931 was significantly faster than any U.S. single seat fighter of its time, resulted in B[...]