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Dear fellow Britmodellers, I'm proud to present the latest Brengun release, the 1/72 Yak 1B (aka 1M in Polish service). I built mostly out of the box, but added a vacu sliding hood (Rob Taurus) and replaced the antenna & pitot tube. Painted with Gunze/Mr.Hobby acrylics, representing the aircraft of A.F. Lavrenov, a Soviet ace with 22 confirmed kills. The kit is very well detailed and builds without major problems. I'd say it is the best Brengun kit I have ever tried myself on. Highly recommended! Photographs by Wolfgang Rabel.
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Let rest from MiF building Project inventory: Seats and cockpit:
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Called this project finished Can't say this model a nice to build but I happy enough now. full album Hope you enjoy it
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Dear fellow Britmodellers, my next kit finished is the 1/72 Amodel Yak-9U, a model I picked from the 'second hand' box of my local hobby shop this summer. The kit is typical short-run, without alignment pins, but generally good surface detail. Most parts need care and clean-up before assembly. I replaced the pitot tube with a piece of wire. Amodel's decals are among the worst I've ever seen, having a thick carrier film that's fraying around its edges and color mis-prints; what's supposed to be Red is actually Orange. I only used some instruction markings from the
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Morning Chaps Getting started with my first contribution to this Group Build (fingers crossed, we will have time for a second one). I`m planning to go OOB with this lovely kit from Accurate Miniatures. Got a set of paints for the Great Patriotic War from Vallejos so we are all go. With a bit of time off coming up (winter break around here) I hope to get cracking over the weekend. Pictures to probe my intentions: The Kit The paints The lot Progress to follow soon. Cheers Adria
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After an exciting day out at Abingdon Air and Country show, I've just got around to unboxing the vintage kits I picked up on the model stalls. The first being Mikro 1:72 Yak-1M. I believe this kit is from 1977 and looks a little ruff around the edges, but should be fun. There are 2 white sprues, each with a lot of flash, a tiny clear sprue, and some aging decals which could prove rather testing.
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Hi there, I wanted to share my 1/48 Yak-1b build. Its the Modelsvit kit (not the flawed Accurate Miniatures/ Eduard kit). A PE set of Armory i bought for more accuracy on this kit. I want to leave the maintenance panels on the side of the cockpit open. I decided to build the Yak of Roland de la Poype. Its a very recognizable plane with one the most famous shark mouths on it. I hope you like it! Regards, Remco
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We've just received some stock of the latest Special Hobby and MPM kits in 1/72, as well as some re-released kits, namely Spitfires, Blenheims and Yak-23's. All are available to buy from our website and Ebay store right now. MPM Blenheim Mk I Bomber (RAF, Finnish and Yugoslav markings) £15.60 Blenheim Mk IV Bomber (RAF, Finnish, Free French) £15.60 Spitfire PR Mk XI (RAF/USAAF) £10.70 Special Hobby Spitfire PR Mk X £11.64 Spitfire Mk 24 £13.50 Yak-23 Flora (Polish, Czech, Bulgarian) £10.95 Yak-23 Flora (Russian/USAF) £10.95 Don't forget we have the Spitfire Mk 21 and Seafire Mk 46
