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(I am posting this build from 5 years ago because I will start another release from this Polish manufacturer, the RWD-5, soon to be posted as WIP here): Those nice little kits. Not long ago I received a mysterious package from Lübeck, Germany. The sender’s address read: “Zönke - Evil Empire, Sekret Lair Unter Ze Volkano”. Intrigued –as the reader may have guessed- I opened the box and found a certain number of kits, of varied fur, quality and degrees of unbuildness. Some have been already started, some were pristine, some were arcane, some were known. Many treasures laid amidst o
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I was recently changing some photos on an old build, due to the well known photobucket problems, only to realise I had never posted the pictures of the finished build. This is the first ZTS kit I've ever built, and it was a bit of a challenge as you will seen from the build thread below. It would have been nice to have weathered it but, as I haven't done that before, plus running out of time in the Group Build meant it looks like it's just been painted. Pictures below, let me know what you think cheers Pat
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Hello, everyone. My PZL.37 Łoś 1:72 by “ZTS” after daily flight is on approach now. First of all I want to thank all those who were not indifferent to my idea to restore Polish pride in the aviation phenomenon of the 1930’s. WIP of PZL.37 Łoś (Romanian version) is here: The result is in front of you. p.s. My competitions rank of “MikroModel 2017” 18-09.02.2017 awarded bronze, I'm happy. Thank You.
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Work in progress by Andrii Dzhuran. Hello! New season 2017 will be very interesting, I hope. The way I see it is new ideas, new projects and new inspiration. Why shall I start assembling this new model? Each of us should remember that first of all we do it for ourselves. Therefore, it is very important not to make mistakes. Mistakes result in loss of modelling interest and long-term assembling. Let’s get started. PZL.37 Łoś 1:72 At the outbreak of World War II the P.Z.L. P.37 Los (elk) was not only
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Apologies for the late arrival. Having spectacularly failed to get close to finishing in any of the recent GB's, I thought rather than try to build something with parts missing etc. I would start with one sealed in the bag ! According to the quality control department, this kit dates from 1986, and was complete when it went in the bag / box so without wanting to tempt fate, things are off to a good start. I've never built a ZTS kit before, the colour of plastic is "different" to put it mildly. The decals don't look to clever but fingers crossed will be ok. I'm going to buil -
Okay, I'm tossing my ushanka into the ring; I'll be attempting to improve and complete the ancient but not completely horrible ZTS Mikro 72 1/72 Yak-1b. This was reboxed more recently by Mastercraft. Here's the box and what it contains: The brown thing is what used to be a tube of glue included in the kit; it's long ago gone dry. The sprues: Here are some parts from the spares box and elsewhere, intended to dress the thing up a bit. I balked at using the Part photoetch set I've got - maybe next time... http://www.postimg.cc/image/6svezk9iz/ Clockwise from t
