petr@SpecialHobby

Hi all, isn´t a real beauty, this blue Jaguar? Thanks to Martin Pfeifer, who has built the Planet Model resin kit and to my oppinion did wonderful job. So, enjoy the photos:

Yes Pavel, you are right. Let us have the photos also at the Britmodeller here:

Hi all, colleague of mine Honza took some photos of our new project that is 1/32 scale Fiat G.50bis. Have a look here:

Dear fellow modellers, have you ever dreamt of really big Tempest ? Here is one I would like to present to you now. It is our new model that is just now being prepared. I hope you wil like it. Kind regards Petr@MPM http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234934403-sh32049-tempest-in-132/

Cockpit and undercarriage legs and wheels:

Dear Steve, thanks again for your kind words and all that suggestions as for our next production. Be sure, you and all modellers of course as well, that we will gladly inform you about all of our new models and projects, when the right time comes. It is alway very nice to see that modellers are so great enthusiasts with so deep historical and technical knowledge. Kind regards! Petr@MPM

Thank you very much, Steve! We do appreciate such a feedback as yours (including that in the messages)

Something very special now - the iconic British fighter Hawker Tempest. Main parts as a short-run, smaller parts injected into aluminium molds. Box-art shows machine of NZ pilot, S/L Warren "Smokey" Schrader, DFC and Bar, an ace with 9 1/2 kills, most of them gained in the cockpit of this very machine.

As the Piper Cub, these two gliders will be also full-plastic kits made from aluminium molds. Here are the first two pictures of this project. I hope you will like it. Kind regards Petr@MPM

Dear modellers, some of you may have been at Nuremberg Toy Fair last week and saw some of our current projects, and for the others I would like to present now what we are just working on. So here are first pictures of the new Piper L-4 Cub model. It will be injected plastic model from aluminium molds.

Steve, I hope that the Meilerwagen will be finished soon and then we will of course be very happy to present here photos of the model. As for our other projects, I can tell you we are just preparing the A-Stoffänhanger (see in its topic) and it is possible that another V-2 equipment will be also. It is nice to see that modellers are happy with our products, thank you very much. Kind regards Petr@MPM

Hello all, now I would like to present to you our new project relating to the V2 programme. It is the A-Stoffänhanger, in 1/72 scale of course, and here you can find first pictures from the 3D software. It is quite possible that we will continue and make some other equipment for the V2 missiles. Regards Petr@MPM

First test-shots of the V-2 mobile launcher:

SA72003 camouflaged missile:

Already built model of the V-2, here sitting on the Vidalwagen road transporter ( SA72009, http://www.cmkkits.com/en/index.php?lang=en&cmd=search&fModel=vidalwagen&fSeries=0&fScale=0 )

We are preparing two versions of the missile, in the SA72003 you´ll find camouflaged V-2, while in the SA72014 kit will be black&white prototypes. I am sure none of them you´ll find boring, pay attention to special posters that the prototypes carried between the tailfins.

Hello all, another new model that will be ready for you modellers soon is completely new and 3D designed German V-2 / A4 missile. And of course, also with Meilerwagen mobile launcher and Hanomag SS-100 / ST-100W tractor (see their respective topic) Meilerwagen will be SA72012 kit and the Hanomag is SA72001 So, here are first test-shots of the missile:

Camouflages - SH72263 A: B: C: D:

Camouflages - SH72258 A: B: C: D:

Dear modellers, we have prepared for you this late-war version of the classic rocket-propelled fighter, the Me-163C Komet. Visually, the difference is in the bubble canopy, two jet nozzles in the rear and also in greater wingspan and higher tail. There were only three prototypes built and all of them also destroyed before the Red Army arrived. Unfortunately, no photos surfaced yet, so we tried and prepared our own interpretation how the prototypes might have looked like with German marking and also in a fictious ("wha-if" is so popular among modellers nowadays, isn´t it?) captured marking. It is the SH72258 kit. There will be also another kit, no. SH72263, where we unleashed our imagination furthermore. It is "In the Pacific" kit with two Japanese and two captured markings. I hope you will like it at leaset as much as we enjoyed inventing these (bit crazy) markings. Have fun!

Hello fellow modellers, Wellcome to the MPM forum, we are happy to be able to communicate with you here and to advise you of our new models and future projects. My name is Petr and if you have any question regarding our models please feel free to post it here or via a PM and I hope to give you an answer as soon as possible :-) Best wishes to you all! Petr, MPM Production Prague Czech Republic