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Kovozávody Prostějov (KP) is to release in 2018 2019a 1/72nd Aero A-304 Source: Box art V.P.- 5 replies
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L-39Cs Pics taken at The Ukraine State Aviation Museum Zhulyany, Kiev. Pics thanks to Dave Haskell.
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Brengun is to release a 1/72 Aero A-18 resin kit - ref. BRS72013 Source:h ttp://www.hauler.cz/downloads/2-2019newsletter.pdf V.P.
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L-39ZA Albatros "Attack & Trainer" (48167) 1:48 Special Hobby The L-39 is a fast jet trainer that was designed and manufactured in Czechoslovakia (as was) as a direct replacement for the earlier L-29 Delfin. It has been a success in its roles, and has received a number of upgrades that have resulted in new designations, and since the dismantling of the Soviet Union, some have found their way into private hands throughout the west, and they are often seen at airshows. It first flew in 1971, and was hoped to become the standard trainer across the Union, and th
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South Front (from Rostov/Russia) has just released a new tool 1/72nd Aero L-39C Albatros kit - ref.72003. Source: http://www.master194.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=85352 V.P.
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Kovozávody Prostějov is to release a new tool 1/72nd Aero L-29 Delfin kit - ref. Source: http://www.kovozavody.cz/jarni-ofenziva-u-kp/ AMK new tool L-29 Delfin is also in progress: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234983875-172-aero-l-29-delfin-by-avantgarde-model-kits-amk-cad-release-december-2015/ V.P.
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In no real order other than by aircraft type kinda... my 2015 with a little bit of 2016 thrown in, but will note by the 2016 photos! It's been a good year I must admit, and I've only been abroad once to Switzerland 'spotting' for the day.... All Russian/Soviet/Ukrainian/Eastern European types as these are my all time favourite.... Hope they are of interest! and two from tonight (07/01/16) taken at East Midlands...
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Hello, One of my finished models. Trainer aircraft Aero L-29 squadron from the tiger. AMK kits, masks own production- 11 replies
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Dear Readers, In preparation for my Cold War ASW 212 build, I have been looking for the inside cabine pictures/drawings of this helicopter. Especially the seating and equipment arrangement that would have been installed on anti-submarine missions Have found absolutely nothing. Is there anybody around who has some detailed information regarding this "Secret" anti-submarine helicopter from the Peruvian/Italian/Greece/Turkey's Navy. Any info is welcomed. Highest Regards, Dirk
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Hi Fellow modellers, This will be summer holiday build. Let see when this will be ready. OH-ALL was Junkers Ju-52 that was used by Aero (Now Finnair) in Finland. There were some modifications in airframe during time, so I need to think if I will make it early state or later state. Definitely it will be with floats. Kit that I will use is this: And decals are from Antti Lappalainen who was kind to make these. Thanks Antti ! More pictures later today.
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Thanks Enzo & Paul for allowing Dylan my youngest son to post his first group-build. We started the model recently, and it wasn't till we had started that it occurred to me it might be eligible for the trainer GB. Below is a photo of what's left of the box we got the kit in a while ago, I'm sorry there isn't photos of the parts on the spues but we didn't know we would be going global at the time ! The parts were mostly free of flash and went together well, Dylan had to have a go at filling for the first time as the gaps between wings & fuselage and the halves of the fuselage left a -
Mitsubishi A6M2a Zero Type 11 Combo 1:72 Hasegawa The Mitsubishi A6M Type 0 which became more infamously known simply as the 'Zero' entered operational service in 1940 as a replacement for the A5m which its self only entered service in 1937. The brief was to design an aircraft that had to make use of available engines which was a limiting factor at that time with outputs of sub 1000hp. To meet the need for a high performance long range fighter, the solution was to keep weight to an absolute minimum. This was partly achieved through a clever design using a new light weigh
