
Nakajima Ki-43-I Hayabusa (Oscar) 1/72 FineMolds
The Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (Oscar) was one of the most numerous Japanese WW2 fighters, a land-based contemporary of the more famous Mitsubishi A6M Zero.
Read moreThe Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (Oscar) was one of the most numerous Japanese WW2 fighters, a land-based contemporary of the more famous Mitsubishi A6M Zero.
Read moreThe Avia CS-199 was one of the first standard post-war trainer plane of the newly built Czechoslovak Air Force. Combined with the quite simple camouflage, the Eduard kit offers very nice and easy kit for building.
Read moreIn 1919 Ing. Beneš and Ing. Hajn designed and in 1920 built the BH-1 Exp (Experimental) low-wing, experimental monoplane concept under the banner of the new Avia factory. And thanks to previous attempts on models, the work was successful the first time and the concept proved itself. It was a pioneering concept for its time, which fully proved itself in the category of training and sports aircraft.
Read moreThese Games Workshop miniatures are the rubric marines, regular troops of the Thousand Sons. They were formerly known as the XVth space marine legion, loyal to the Emperor of Mankind, but now they worship Tzeentch, a chaos god of time, constant change, knowledge, and also of lies, manipulations, and madness.
Read moreIn 1927, the Letov factory modified the Š-20 fighter plane of designer Alois Šmolík with a Škoda H-S 8Fb in-line engine for a Walter Jupiter radial engine (Ghone-Rhone license according to Bristol Jupiter) with an output of 480 HP (353 kW). This is how the unique Š-20J was created.
Read moreAlmost everyone knows the Star Wars movie series. Someone like them, someone doesn’t. Some people are fans of the original series from the 70s and 80s of the 20th century, some people prefer the new ones. I’ll admit that the new series is a bit beyond me just because I have never watched them completely, they didn’t just attract me these times. However, almost all my peers just “lived” by the original trilogy while we were attending a basic school…
Read moreThe M8 Greyhound was a six-wheeled light armored car that attempted service in the United States Army in 1942, the first production vehicles rolled off the Ford production line in early 1943. The command and liaison variant of this vehicle without a turret was designated the M20.
Read moreMirage III EA is an export version of the famous Mirage III used by the Argentine Air Force FAA. For my kit I have chosen the plane with number I-015 of 1st Lt Carlos Perona of the 8th Brigade Aérea detached at base Rio Gallegos. Perona together with his fellow Cpt. Garcia Cuerva encountered on 1.5.1982 two Sea Harriers from 801. NAS. During this event, both Mirages were lost.
Read moreI bought the Mig-17F as hot news in January 2020. The camouflage was clear from the beginning. A North Vietnamese Air Force MiG-17F with the red number 3020 and kills on the nose, supposedly piloted by the legendary Colonel Thomb.
Read moreSpirit of St. Louis was the plane that Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic in May 1927. Originally designated Ryan NYP, the high-wing, strut-braced monoplane was designed by Donald Hall of Ryan Airlines based on the Ryan M-2 and was named after the city of St. Louis, because the city participated financially in its construction. For my model, I chose the appearance of the machine from Charles Lindbergh’s promotional tour of the States and Latin America in 1927-1928.
Read moreAnd here I go again! I managed to finish another Caudron C.600 from SBS. This time it is a civilian version of this sporty two-seater aircraft taken over by the French Air Force at the beginning of World War II. The machine after being fitted with distinctive cockades and sprayed with snaky camouflage was most likely used for liaison and training purposes.
Read moreThe P-47 M was the fastest subversion of the famous Thunderbolt plane. I picked a very nice Tamiya kit and did a little conversion there.
Read moreThe 1/72 armor is an appropriate subject especially if you make it in a detached place on the vacation in a hotel where you don’t have all the necessary tools.
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