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Pierre Clostermann

by Hans Peter Tschanz on September 15, 2013 · in Aviation · 18 ≡

Spitfire Mk. IX; RAF / Free France A.F. Squadron 602 „City of Glasgow“; 1944 Model Kit is a Pacific Coast model in scale 1:32 The enrollment LOD and the roundels on the wings are injected. The templates of the letters were made of [...]

Spitfire Mk XIVe in 1/32 scale Pacific Coast Models – by Tony Prince.

by Tony Prince on September 7, 2013 · in Aviation · 7 ≡

There's something appealing about the more muscular shape of the Spit XIV. At the time I built this one PCM had not yet produced their XIV & the only way to get one was to use their Spitfire Mk.IX kit, do some serious surgery & add [...]

1/32 PCM C.200 early-production Saetta and C-202 Folgore

by Tom Cleaver on April 1, 2013 · in Aviation · 5 ≡

Here are two Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Macchis. First is a mid-production C.200 Saetta with "smoke ring" camouflage, flown by Teniente Giuseppe Re of the 85th Squadriglia, 18th Gruppo of 3rd Stormo, based at Abu Haggag in Libya [...]

1/32 TA-152H1 Pacific Coast Models

by Ozkan Turker on January 29, 2013 · in Aviation · 6 ≡

One more drop to Luftwaffe collection... Kurt Tank's masterpiece redesigned version of Fw-190D. Altough PCM kit is a iron nut I am happy to completed reasonable finish. Happy modelling Ozkan

Turkish 40′s Fighters

by Ozkan Turker on January 11, 2013 · in Aviation · 4 ≡

Here some Turkish fighters were in service during WWII. I was always interested in WWII fighters and when I discovered many famous fighters had in service under star and crescent, I found myself in plastic model world starting late [...]

1/32 PCM Spitfire XIV

by Tom Cleaver on December 4, 2012 · in Aviation · 21 ≡

The Pacific Coast Models Spitfire XIV. The only accurate Spitfire XIV model currently available. Squadron leader's airplane, 610 squadron, May 1944. Kit decals. The kit has been re-released by Kitlinx, which now (2020) owns the PCM line.