Modeller’s Guide to Curtiss P-40 Variants
by Martin Waligorski How Good is Good Enough? The P-40 was the last and best known of Curtiss Hawk series fighters initiated in the 1920s....
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photos by Phillip Treweek, Kiwi Aircraft Images text by Martin Waligorski The Curtiss P-40 is one of the best-known American fighters of...
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Evolutionary Modelling With Minimal-Price Kits by Frank Spahr Modelling has become tremendously sophisticated over the last years. Not only...
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by Göran Kindlund English translation by Magnus Fridsell Känns bilen igen? Modellen föreställer en rallybil från mitten av...
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of No. 74 Squadron RAF, Part 2
by Rick Kent This page is a continuation of Camouflage and Markings of No. 74 Sqn RAF, Part 1. It covers post-war history and aircraft of...
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of No. 74 Squadron RAF, Part 1
by Rick Kent ”I Fear No Man” Throughout aviation history, tiger motifs have been increasingly popular, culminating in the...
Läs meraModeller’s Guide to Early P-51 Mustang Variants
by Joe Baugher The P-51 Mustang was perhaps the most famous fighter of World War II, and, many would say, the best all-round piston-engined...
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by Joe Baugher On April 30, 1942, Ronald W. Harker, a test pilot for the British Rolls-Royce engine manufacturer, took a brief hop in a RAF...
Läs meraNorth American P-51A Mustang in Detail
by Martin Waligorski Allison-powered Mustangs Voted by many as the ultimate piston-engined fighter of World War II, the Mustang is a true...
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of North American P-51 Mustang, Part 2
by Rick Kent Intending to continue the last month’s Mustang profile collection (Part 1 show a selection of P-51s in the U.S. service...
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