The Glencoe Channel at iModeler (10 articles)

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Glencoe 1/59 de Havilland Venom FB.4, Fuerza Aérea Venezolana

by Spiros Pendedekas on November 25, 2020
in Aviation — 39 Comments

Hi everyone! This is the Glencoe 1/59 de Havilland Venom FB.4, finished as Fuerza Aérea Venezolana bird. It was build as part of the great Group Build here. The de Havilland DH 112 Venom is a British post-war single-engined jet aircraft deve[...]

Glencoe 1/35 Piasecki VZ-8P “Airgeep”

by Spiros Pendedekas on November 9, 2020
in Aviation — 24 Comments

Hi everyone! This is my Glencoe 1/35 Piasecki VZ-8P "Airgeep" that I built about 15 years ago. The Piasecki VZ-8 Airgeep (company designation PA-59) was a prototype vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft developed by Piasecki Aircraft. D[...]

Re-scaling a life boat. From 1/48 to G scale

by California Steve on October 8, 2016
in Uncategorized — 21 Comments

I needed a better looking lifeboat for my Bristol Bay trawler (see my earlier posts) and the hull shape had to be just right for my purpose. That's when I happened upon a Glencoe U.S. Coast Guard rescue boat at a really nice price. I used a few [...]

Curtiss Condor II. “William Horlick” – ITC/Glencoe 1:81 – Byrd’s expedition plane

by Gábor Szabó on June 8, 2015
in Aviation — 14 Comments

This is the horrible ITC Condor kit, represents Richard Evelyn Byrd's expedition plane, "The William Horlick" from 1934. The kit is a "modeling nightmare" - be aware of the one build can find on the net says: "...deep into modelling hades" :) [...]

Glencoe 1/144th Martin M-130 China Clipper

by Joe Caputo on June 10, 2014
in Aviation — 10 Comments

The Clippers were first flown in 1935. In 1936 the China Clipper made the first ever commercial double crossing of the Pacific Ocean. Trans-Pacific flights spanned 5 days and 60 hours of actual flying. By 1940, two of these aircraft had accu[...]

UFO’s–Serious Business!

by Mike Maynard on May 16, 2014
in Aviation — 5 Comments

At least they were to a young modeler in 1958. The Lindberg "Flying Saucer" was a big deal to me and was my first model I was allowed to build all by myself. Like many kids of the 1950's, I was a big fan of space "Sci-Fi" either in movies, TV, o[...]

1/144th Glencoe Martin M-130 China Clipper

by Joe Caputo on September 21, 2013
in Aviation — 11 Comments

This is an old kit of a facinating subject, the China Clipper. The Martin Clippers (China/Hawaii/Phillipine) operated from the mid-thirties to the mid-forties, spending a couple years in war camoflage. Decals are provided for all three version[...]

1/48 Glencoe Spad XIIIC.1

by Joe Caputo on September 11, 2013
in Aviation — 8 Comments

This has to be a re-issue of a re-issue, etc. Copyright on the instructions reads "1995". The best part of the kit is the "invisa-clear" Scale-Master decals. This was another 20+ part kit that I built because it looked like fun. Sitting on t[...]

U.S. Coast Guard 36′ Motor Lifeboat

by Mike Maynard on August 4, 2013
in Ships — 8 Comments

It's Coast Guard Day, August 4, 2013! I almost forget to honor the founding of my Service's birthday, August 4, 1790. As one might imagine I do build a lot of Coast Guard subjects (most are kitbashed or scratchbuilt) there are very few CG mode[...]

Kitbashed Nunguesser’s Nieuport 25

by Merrill Anderson on December 7, 2012
in Aviation — 4 Comments

I made this a while back, but although not as good as some of my work, I was proud of this effort. It started with a friend giving me a 1/48 resin fuselage for a late model Nieuport, from some forgotten maker. It was two halves, with only a part[...]