Hasegawa model kits
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1/32 Eduard P-40N Warhawk “Lulu Belle”
This is 1/32 Eduard (Hasegawa sprues) P-40N Warhawk finished with the markings of famous Lulu Belle
No need to after market additions due to Eduard's Profipack contents like resin wheels, exhausts, PE instrument panel parts and kabuki tape [...]
1/48 F-16C Block 52
This is a Hasegawa Polish Pratt powered Block 52 kit finished as a South Carolina Air National Guard “Wild Weasel”. I built it pretty much from the box with the exception of the following items added:
1.) Quickboost Aces II ejection [...]
1:32 Hasegawa P-40E “Tiger 104” – Nose Art Group Build
First I want to thank Jaime Carreon for starting this group build. From the beginning I knew I wanted to be part of it, but didn't know what I should build. Than it became clear it had to be a Flying Tiger P-40 due to their defining Tiger [...]
Polikarpov I-16 Type 24 (Hasegawa 1/72)
First post and first attempt at paint-chipping effect.
Hasegawa 1/32 Fw-190D-13 conversion
Of all my Fw-190 models, this is my favorite. The time I got "Yellow 10" right. The Hasegawa Fw-190D-9 is turned into the D-13 with Jerry Rutman's resin conversion set. This was built back in 2004.
The “Dora” series of Kurt [...]
F4 Sundowners Hasegawa 1/72
About a month ago I had finished this model.
Here is the build thread if you guys want to check out: (link)
Actually the photos were already taken but I was too lazy to edit and clean them and write this article.
There is not much to say [...]
Hasegawa (Pro Modeler) Bf-109G-2, Finnish Air Force
During the Winter War of 1939-40, Finland obtained 24 Brewster B-239 fighters, which were the first completely-modern fighters to equip the air force. These were U.S. Navy F2A-1s, and became the first-line fighter after the end of the war [...]
Hasegawa 1/32 Fw-190A-6 “checkernose”
The Fw-190A-6 was the last version of the “mid-range” Fw-190A series. As with the A-2, A-3, A-4 and A-5 sub-types, it had two 7.62mm machine guns mounted in the fuselage, for primary use as “sighting weapons.” Unlike the earlier [...]
