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In box review of the 'Barbarossa' boxing: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-48-barbarossa-bf-109-dual-combo-eduard/

In-box of the 'Spanish' boxing: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-fiat-cr-32-chirri-over-spain-az-model/

In-box review of the re-released kit, which does differ from the original boxing: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-breda-ba-65a-80-over-spain-az-model/

In box review: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-fiat-g-50-bis-fly/

Some recently published reviews of our decals from the above mentioned batch: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/sexy-spitfires-exito-decals/ https://www.cybermodeler.com/hobby/decals/exito/decal_exito_48003.shtml https://modelingmadness.com/scott/decals/exito/ed48003.htm https://www.themodellingnews.com/2019/06/decal-review-luftwaffe-ground-attackers.html https://modelingmadness.com/scott/decals/exito/ed48004.htm

BTW, this selection was made from a slightly larger set of markings options that had been compiled by... one of the authors of the JG 5 Special Album, who also took part in the painting guide and decals development process

FL-14 is rather a re-release of a boxing that was OOP for a while. I have it on my shelf since many years, the box says 2007. Marking options are the same.

Inbox review of the initial boxing: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-fokker-d-vii-oaw-eduard/

Inbox review: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-arado-ar-396-rs-models/

A bunch of boxes was available at Modellbrno show last weekend. They will surely be shipping more to the dealers in the coming days. An inbox review: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-48-siebel-si-204-special-hobby/

Another inbox review: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-messerschmitt-bf-109t-2-brengun/

Inbox reviews of both boxings: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-f3h-2-demon-sword/ http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-f3h-2n-m-demon-sword/

Inbox review: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-48-do-217n-1-german-night-fighter-icm/

Getting back to the main subject: inbox of the Mk. III AA: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-crusader-mk-iii-anti-aircraft-ibg-models/

In-boxes: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-700-hms-ithuriel-1942-i-class-british-destroyer-ibg-models/ http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-700-orp-garland-1944-g-class-destroyer-ibg-models/

Do you mean Garland and Ithuriel? They've also just been released. Follow KFS-miniatures on FB and you will see the in-box reviews in the coming days, I know they've already got 'em.

The IBG Models catalogue for 2019 featured the announcement of 1/72 Crusader family: Kits #72065 and #72070 have just been released: In- box review of kit #72065 Crusader Mk.I

In-box reviews of the Night Fighter boxing and dedicated photo-etched detail set from Brengun: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-144-horten-ho-229-night-fighter-brengun/ http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-144-ho-229a-blaszka-do-zestawu-brengun-brengun/

In-box review of Ki-87-II: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-nakajima-ki-87-ii-rs-models/

Inbox of G-10 Erla: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-messerschmitt-bf-109g-10-erla-az-model/

In box review of the RBT boxing: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-mig-25rbt-icm/ and the RBF (focusing on the elements that are different from RBT): http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-mig-25-rbf-icm/

Another in box review with more pictures: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-iljusin-il-2interim-gunners-station-kp/

And one more in-box: http://www.kfs-miniatures.com/1-72-short-sunderland-mk-v-special-hobby/

Exito Decals strikes back with two news sets available both in 1/48 and 1/72 scale. Their 3rd decal set is entitled “Sexy Spitfires” and includes markings for three aircraft: - Spitfire LF Mk.Vb (EN921), coded YO-A of No. 401 Sqn RCAF, flown by F/O Jack Sheppard, Redhill / Staplehurst / Biggin Hill, UK, July-October 1943. - Spitfire LF Mk.VIII (MT841), coded U of No. 2 Sqn RIAF, Kohat, British India, spring 1946. - Spitfire LF Mk.IXe (TA864), coded LW-L of No. 318 (Gdanski) Sqn RAF, flown by P/O Zdzisław Uchwat, Risano near Udine, Italy, May-June 1945. All aircraft feature sexy nose art which is rarely seen on Supermarine Spitfires. For the very first time, artwork and markings of MT841 are correctly reproduced in decal form. The decal sheet was printed by industry leader, Cartograf of Italy, which ensures top printing quality and ease of application. This set is available directly from the manufacturer: - in 1/48 scale: https://exito.site/en_GB/p/EXITO-DECALS-ED48003-148-Sexy-Spitfires-Supermarine-Spitfire-LF-Mk-Vb-VIII-IXe/49231 - in 1/72 scale: https://exito.site/en_GB/p/EXITO-DECALS-ED72003-172-Sexy-Spitfires-Supermarine-Spitfire-LF-Mk-Vb-VIII-IXe/49230 1/48 1/72 Their 4th decal set is entitled “Luftwaffe Ground Attackers vol.1” and covers three different German assault aircraft: - Junkers Ju 87 D-3, W.Nr. 100082 (Stkz. BP+DD), coded T6+HN of 5./StG. 2, Achtirskaya, USSR, early summer 1942. - Henschel Hs 129 B-2, W.Nr. 0140405, coded <▲+H of 4.(Pz)/Sch.G. 1, USSR, summer 1943. - Focke-Wulf Fw 190 F-8, coded Winkel Dreieck, flown by Maj. Theodor Nordmann, Kommandeur of II./SG 3, Riga-Spilve, Latvia, August 1944. The markings for the Stuka named ‘Hundesohn’ (‘Son of a bitch’) and Fw 190 F-8 of the famous ace, Maj. Nordmann (awarded with Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords), have never been reproduced in decal form before, whilst this particular Hs 129 did not receive enough attention from other manufacturers. Decals contain a bonus set of stencils for the Hs 129, which are mostly missing or are incorrectly depicted in the decals supplied with Hasegawa and Italeri kits. This set is available directly from the manufacturer: - in 1/48 scale: https://exito.site/en_GB/p/EXITO-DECALS-ED48004-148-Luftwaffe-Ground-Attackers-vol.1-Ju-87-D-3%2C-Hs-129%2C-Fw-190F-8/49233 - in 1/72 scale: https://exito.site/en_GB/p/EXITO-DECALS-ED72004-172-Luftwaffe-Ground-Attackers-vol.1-Ju-87-D-3%2C-Hs-129%2C-Fw-190F-8/49232 1/48 1/72 More images can be found on the linked product pages. Also check their FB page for announcements on foreign distributors and new items, reviews, etc.: https://www.facebook.com/Exito-Decals

I've been informed that a photo of mentioned aircraft can be found on p.342 of 'Fighter Squadrons of the RAF and their Aircraft' by John D.R. Rawlings. Can anyone help with a scan?