Bristol Beaufighter
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Tamiya, 1:48 Scale Bristol Beaufighter Mk-VI
Another great kit by Tamiya, so what else can I say. Fit was spot on and other than the need of some extra detail in the respective cockpits, the kit is awesome. I only say that because for some it's not enough. Others, (Like me) will [...]
Tamiya 148th Bristol Beaufighter
Tamiya beaufighter (and yes this one is Tamiya) built this one out of the box always loved the lines on this plane fun build
Tamiya Bristol Beaufighter 1/48
Here is my rendition of this brilliant kit in response to the others posted recently,it is built OOB and is in Mediteranean colours.I love Tamiya kits the fit and build quality are always spot on ,the kit is enormous and feels nice and [...]
1/48 Beaufighter TF.X
This is a Tamiya kit that I finally finished this week after starting it in 2011. It assembles wonderfully, with excellent fit. I painted it with Humbrol enamels and started to finish it with the kit decals. Unfortunately, the edges of [...]
What-If Tamiya 1/48th Beaufighter Mk VI with CMK Mk.IIf Conversion Set
This replica was built in accordance with Ministry of Silly Models Permit No. 001-13. Here's the short version of the back story on this Beaufighter that I call "The Manta":
In late 1942, when the Polish nightfighter squadrons [...]
Tamiya 1/48 Beaufighter Mk1C 30 Sqd RAAF
Hi Everyone
It is ANZAC today here in Australia and here is my contribution to mark todays remembrance of our past / present servicemen & women.
Tamiya Beaufighter
Heritage Aviation Flat tail conversion
Southern Sky Decals (worked very [...]
Camouflage and Markings: Bristol Beaufighter
A reprint from my editorial archives is this camouflage feature by Mr Rick Kent, originally posted at the pages of IPMS Stockholm – Ed.
Britain's lack of long-range heavy fighters at the outbreak of the war was undoubtedly a source of [...]
Beaufighters – the Tamiya 1/48 kit in several versions
I have always liked the Beaufighter for its pugnacious looks. Here are three I did from the Tamiya kit back about 1997-1999.
The first is a T.F.X flown by 27 "Elephants" Squadron in southeast Asia. 27 was the first squadron to [...]
