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Airmastr is to release 1/72nd & 1/48th (and experimentally also in 1/144th) Letov Š.8 3D printed kits Source: https://www.airmastr.com/připravujeme-coming-soon 1/72nd & 1/144th test parts Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=208557292052547&set=a.132600726314871 V.P. -
Brengun is to release a 1/72 Letov Š-4 kits Source: https://www.facebook.com/HaulerBrengun/posts/pfbid02FtiM6spFxhCESZhsbFLH57ToT82yzwehiQhUZ3kLU9WeWvfws1Gcjt4QHyfnyDQtl Drawing V.P.
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Brengun (http://www.hauler.cz/) is to release a 1/72nd Letov (molík) -16.1 -16.1 kit - ref. BRP72014. Release in October 2014. Sources: http://www.brengun.cz/downloads/EDAY-2014newsletter.pdf http://www.modelforum.cz/viewtopic.php?f=598&t=87424 V.P.
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Next Kovozávody Prostějov (KP) kit is a 1/72nd Letov -20. Release is expected in late September 2014. Source: http://www.modelarovo.cz/letov-s-20-azmodel-master/ The box art and more V.P.
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Brengun is to release a 1/72nd Letov Š-4 resin kit - ref. BRS72014 Source: https://www.facebook.com/HaulerBrengun/posts/1256359111189401 V.P.
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The International Resin Modellers Association (IRMA) is to release a 1/72nd Letov Kebly L.52/L.152 resin kit - ref. 17 First indigenous jet aircraft from Czechoslovakia - 1947 Source: http://internationalresinmodellers.com/irma_on-line_store V.P.
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This is my first completed build of the year, KP's 1/72 Letov S-20L done in the markings of aircraft #55 of the 4th Eskadrile of the Lithuanian Air Force, as it was in 1928. The Lithuanian Air Force bought 10 S-20Ls from Czechoslovakia. Apparently they weren't popular, and four were lost in crashes. They nonetheless remained in service until 1935. This aircraft was originally painted in a Sand/Dark Green/Black Green scheme, but later repainted in just Dark and Black Green. I used Humbrol 30 and 241 for these, and the latter was as bad as reported in these forums. It took me three to four coats of unthinned paint to get decent coverage. The KP instructions recommended Humbrol 30 and 120, but I went for the Dark Green/Black Green scheme instead, based on the Blue Rider monograph on Baltic air forces. The kit was a straightforward build, the tricky parts were fitting in the cockpit and the exhausts. The latter required a backing strip of styrene to stay in place. Even then they're not quite the same length. Some of the strut placing instructions were vague, and the locating holes for the struts on the top wing were not in line. I ended up drilling new ones. Apart from the Lithuanian tricolor fuselage band, all the decals went on without a problem with warm water. The stencils were tiny and I lost about half of them. Anyway they can't be seen well with the green camouflage. This is the second biplane I built, chosen because the wings weren't staggered and the rigging (when I get to it) is simple. Nonetheless I broke the starboard struts and had to remake them. In the process the top wing is a bit skewed and I will live with that. I will update this post once I rig the biplane. Besides the cool markings, this build was meant to be a 'warm-up' for some more biplanes I have in the stash. Finally, all the wood paints were done with Vallejo browns and wood colours, and with Vallejo wood grain applied over it. Thanks for looking, and comments are welcome.
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HpH has just released a 1/32nd Letov LF-107 Luňák resin kit Available here: http://www.hphmodels.cz/index.php/en/shop-2/produkty-hph-models/modely-v-meritku-1-32/lf-107-lunak-1-32-detail V.P.
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HPH 1/32nd new resin kit in progress is a Letov -328 molík - ref. 32029R Source: http://www.hphmodels.cz/index.php/en/shop-2/produkty-hph-models/modely-v-meritku-1-32/letov-s-328-1-32-detail V.P.
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Source: http://www.profimodeller.com/detail/p32162-tow-target-kt-04/ V.P.
