The finished Bachem Natter. A
really tiny model, and a typical Czech short-run kit, so assembly was more
challenging than usual. Nevertheless an interesting subject.
The finished Bachem Natter. A
really tiny model, and a typical Czech short-run kit, so assembly was more
challenging than usual. Nevertheless an interesting subject.
And the famous Mosquito, this is the Nightfighter version NF.Mk II. Kit
from Airfix.
I finally assembled this cardboard diorama kit. Itīs basically a floor, two
walls and a ceiling, and I glued this to stryrene sheets for greater
stability. The printing is really good and it resembles a heavy sheltered
German secret "V-weapons" factory, so you can display Luftwaffe jets here.
Polikarpov I-153 biplane, one of the few biplane designs used in WWII.
Kit from Smer/Heller.
Just finished this Mistel 1 kit from Italeri:
Fiat CR42 from Italeri, a great kit:
Blohm & Voss Bv 141B, Luftwaffe 1941. Airfix
Fokker D.XXI, Dutch Army Aviation Brigade, 1940. PM Models
Ilyushin IL-2, Soviet Air Force 1944, Hobbyboss
So, after some idle 25 years, I tried to brush up my rusty
modeller skills with my favorite subject in 1/72 scale, WWII warbirds. Here
are my current results:
Heinkel He 178, the first jet aircraft. Condor/MPM
Brewster B-339 Buffalo, Finnish Air Force 1943, Hasegawa
Horten Ho 229 V3 flying wing, Luftwaffe 1945. Revell
Macchi MC.200 Saetta, Italian Air Force 1940. Hobbyboss
