The Rufe Channel at iModeler (6 articles)

The Rufe Channel at iModeler

Items tagged with Rufe
6 articles
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1/48 Tamiya A6M2-N Rufe

by Erik J Kidd on May 25, 2021
in Aviation — 13 Comments

The Tamiya 1/48 Rufe straight out of the box except for the sewing needle pitot. Painted with Tamiya rattle cans, weathered with chalks and pastels. I flat coated the cowl with a household brand clear-flat spray and that's how it turned out, tho[...]

Aquatic Guns in the Sky…1/48 Nakajima A6M2-N Type 2 “Rufe”, Imperial Japanese Navy

by Reinhard Spreitzhofer on February 17, 2021
in Aviation — 16 Comments

#5/2021 My dad´s latest completion and final? addition to the Empire of Japan GB. Hasegawa kit, painted with AK Real Color IJN Amber Grey and IJN Green Black, EZ Line for antenna and Eduard seatbelts. Build thread here Aircraft of Takuma [...]

Empire of Japan. Rufe.

by Jim Morgan on January 6, 2021
in Aviation — 14 Comments

I finally finished my first model in 30 years! Getting back into building now that I will have a lot more time. Unfortunately my part time job turned into a full time job since summer, so it took me quite a while to finish this. Tamiya 1/48 Rufe.

A6M2N Rufe, 1/72 Revell,Lodela{Frog]

by Robert Royes on September 12, 2019
in Aviation — 12 Comments

Another obscure kit from the cheap seats. I found this in a hobby shop which sells older kits. Lodela's/Revell 1/72 Nakajima Rufe, the kit date backs to the late seventies and it's supposed to be Frog molds. A very basic kit, more basic then t[...]

1/48 Hasegawa Nakajima built A6M2-N “Rufe” Type 2 float plane

by Louis Gardner on March 8, 2017
in Aviation — 42 Comments

It's been a little while since I have posted any of my builds here. I've been really busy with moderating the Midway Group build, while trying to get a few more planes built before the 75th Anniversary of Midway in June. Here's a little articl[...]

Nakajima A6M2N “Rufe”, Tamiya 1/48 scale

by Jaime Carreon on October 22, 2014
in Aviation — 17 Comments

This model starts with a website I had a long time ago that was started as a place to store all the photos I had taken during my barnstorming airplane mechanic days. An email arrived one day from a gentleman in Japan named Kenichi Kimoto, who w[...]