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Hasegawa model kits

1/48 Hasegawa Spitfire Mk.IXc No. 316 Squadron Royal Air Force

1/48 Hasegawa Spitfire Mk.IXc No. 316 Squadron Royal Air Force

1/48 Hasegawa Macchi C.202 Folgore

1/48 Hasegawa Macchi C.202 Folgore

1/48 Hasegawa Fw190 A-8/R2

1/48 Hasegawa Fw190 A-8/R2

Hasegawa J2M3 Raiden (Jack) 1/72

I finished this June 2014. I originally had stretched sprue ariels on it but didn't like them, so replaced with nylon thread last night. I didn't realize until I photographed it this morning that I hadn't gotten the bottom thread [...]

P-39 Hasegawa 1/48 scale

Like most aircraft modelers, doing WW2 stuff, the first thing I wanted to build was the fast, sexy stuff like Mustangs and Spitfires, or the top aces of the time. But as I got more into researching and reading about the war, I soon [...]

Hasegawa 1/48 F-86E conversion

The F-86E Sabre began life as the NA-170, with initial development commencing on November 15, 1949, with a contract for 111 aircraft under the designation F-86E finalized on January 17, 1950. Externally, the F-86E was identical to the [...]

Hasegawa’s F/A 18A Hornet – 77 Sqn. RAAF (1/48 scale)

The Hornet is wearing a special commemorative set of markings for 77 Sqn when based near Darwin in late 1942 where the C.O, Flt Lt R.C.Cresswell recorded the squadron's first victory. The nose marking is a set of four flags; RAAF, [...]

JU87 G-2 Anti-Tank ( Hasegawa 1/48 scale)

Love it or hate it, one has to agree, this airplane has a definite image problem. But you would have to also agree that no other airplane represents the onset of WW2 better. That maybe why only a handful still exist and from I understand, [...]

1/72nd Hasegawa P5M Marlin

This is my 2010 build of the old 1/72nd Hasegawa kit of the P5M Marlin patrol seaplane. It's built just as it came in the kit with the exception of the markings which were replicated from a photo. The kit itself is old dating back to the [...]

Messerschmitt Bf-109F4 Trop

Otto Schulz, born on February 11,1911, served with II./JG 27 from 1940. He had achieved moderate success during the battle of Britain and the invasion of Russia but the bulk of his successes were achieved over North Africa, where he served [...]