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A Junkers F.13 as a witness to a very special German-Polish relationship! Junkers F.13 P-PALG of Aerolot

by Roland Sachsenhofer on September 30, 2024 · in Aviation · 11 ≡

At first glance, the Junkers F.13 shown here appears to be completely unspectacular in the standard Junkers factory colours of black and silver: an appearance that in no way suggests the intricate political and economic background against [...]

Hugo's corrugated iron wonder: Junkers F.13 ‘Annelise’

by Roland Sachsenhofer on September 18, 2024 · in Aviation · 22 ≡

Junkers machines with names such as ‘Herta’ or ‘Annelise’: as creative, imaginative and revolutionary as Hugo Junkers' work was, when it came to naming the first Junkers F.13 aeroplanes, he showed himself to be very much a family [...]

USS Sturgeon by Mikro Mir

by Scott Nelson on May 28, 2024 · in Ships · 8 ≡

Here’s my second 1/350 scale sub from Mikro Mir. This time it’s USS Sturgeon. I attempted to model it as it looked (according to the instructions) on launching. However, the decal for the bunting, as nice as it looked, turned out to be [...]

Nothing is impossible: the Bartini-Beriev WWA-14

by Roland Sachsenhofer on December 10, 2023 · in Aviation · 34 ≡

When looking at some of the flying machines, the question immediately arises as to how anyone could believe that something like this would ever take off! In fact, the original of the WWA-14 M1 shown here has flown - and not at all badly, [...]

Mikro-Mir DeHavilland Venom FB4

by Tom Cleaver on September 22, 2023 · in Aviation · 22 ≡

De Havilland proposed a development of the Vampire for the high altitude fighter-bomber role in 1948, using a thinner wing and a more powerful engine. With the4 company identification of DH 112, further development to fulfill Air Ministry [...]

The lady in red: DH.88 Comet, De Havilland's true wooden wonder!

by Roland Sachsenhofer on August 24, 2023 · in Aviation · 23 ≡

The centenary celebration of the Australian state of Victoria, a wealthy chocolate manufacturer, an innovative aircraft manufacturer and a national aviation industry that had a lot of catching up to do: these are the essential ingredients [...]

From sporty Hawk to good-natured Maggie: Miles Magister Mk.I

by Roland Sachsenhofer on July 22, 2023 · in Aviation · 16 ≡

It is hard to believe that such a conventional-looking aircraft as the Miles Magister came out of an aircraft factory that was virtually famous for unconventionally designed aircraft and novel concepts! Even if Miles Aircraft was not [...]

15 minutes of fame for a de Havilland Gipsy Major I or: from the spotlight into the darkness. A detailed story from the construction of the Miles Magister by Mikro Mir.

by Roland Sachsenhofer on June 19, 2023 · in Aviation · 12 ≡

Do you know this too? Sometimes kits contain whole jewels of modelling, such as a wonderfully reproduced radio equipment, a detailed navigator's workstation or a promisingly detailed engine, which then in the further building process are [...]

Be I the One? The Soviet attempt at fighter rocketry.

by Kyle Koppos on October 24, 2021 · in Aviation · 12 ≡

Many nations in the 30s and 40s courted the idea of a rocket-powered fighter or interceptor. The Bereznyak-Isayev BI program was the Soviet Union's attempt at a "short range fighter" powered by a rocket engine. Like it's [...]

Yak-23 1/144 (Mikro Mir + Shelf Oddity)

by Leszek Golubinski on January 20, 2021 · in Aviation · 5 ≡

Hello everyone! This model has been finished in December 2020, but photos and editing dragged on a bit. The kit is Mikro Mir, which I really like and highly recommend. This is the most crisp and delicate short-run kit I've seen. Mikro [...]