article A-4 Skyhawk Access LadderHello..Finally to finish this “article” that I’m sure you’ll love because it deals with a topic that fascinates ALL of you: the stairs of the A-4.Finally, an analysis and comparison of …
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article Clear the DeckPREPARATIONI had to rebuild some styrene pieces that had been damaged during stripping. I also found scratches and dents that I had to fill with cyanoacrylate. The level of surface finish I …
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article F4U-1A Corsair By: Hubert OrtingerMy Project Tamiya 1/48 scaleHaving outdone myself with my Wildcat with folded wings and a highly detailed kit, I intended to do the same with this Corsair, so I wanted to …
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article Vought F4U Corsair Factory Assembly LineHistoryThe Vought F4U Corsair is an American fighter aircraft used primarily in World War II and the Korean War. Designed and initially built by Chance Vought, the Corsair was …
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article RAF Gulf War IRAQ Desert Pink Camouflage1991-2003 Desert Storm. Operation Granby / Herrick / Telic Before the first Gulf War as part of Operation Granby, the RAF painted low-level tactical aircraft in a special washable paint …
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Blenheim Mk.IVF, wreck Hellenic Air Force Museum in Tatoi. By: Panagiotis Koubetsos
article Blenheim Mk.IVF, wreck Hellenic Air Force Museum in Tatoi. The first exhibit that one can see upon entering the HAF (Hellenic Air Force Museum) in Tatoi, Athens, is the wreck of a Blenheim Mk.IVF, built …
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article F7F Tigercat .FIRE BOMBERSThe Grumman F7F Tigercat was designed to meet a 1941 Navy requirement for a twin-engine fighter that could climb quickly, have a long range, and firepower. The first flight was in …
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article Ki-61-II ‘Bubbletop’Kawasaki Ki-61-II-kai Back in 2014 Aviation of Japan referenced a challenging project by Tetsuya Inoue to kit bash the 1/48 Hasegawa Kawasaki Ki-61-I and Ki-100 to produce a model of the Ki-61-II ‘Bubbletop’ fighter, …
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article RAAF Royal Australian Air Force camouflage 1941-1945The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) had its own palette which, while roughly based on RAF colors, had slight variations to the originals. Additionally there was a small …
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article RAF Photo-reconnaissance High Altitude PRU (1940-1945)Beginning in December 1940, tactical aircraft used in photo-reconnaissance began to adopt their own specialized camouflage designs, introducing many experimental colors and patterns of which only a few were …