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Airfix have been taking over 10 months of research on their new 1/24th scale Mosquito and now they are nearing release.
The kitset will have around 617 parts when put together will produce ... Posted by Sav, 29th Jan 2010
I'm not so familiar with helicopters so I can't vouch for how accurate this is but the details look really nice. Two sprues of tan coloured plastic are included and one sprue for the clear parts.... Posted by Sav, 13th Jan 2010
The Kit
This is Kitechs 72nd scale offering which looks to be quite similar to a Hobby Craft kit which was released some time ago.
This is my first Kitech kit and I was quite surp... Posted by Sav, 5th Jan 2010
Introduction
Parts of this kit came free each month on the cover of one of those aircraft magazines, I think it was "Take Off" magazine. I can't be for certain but the kit looks like an a... Posted by Sav, 14th Dec 2009
Ok here's one that I came up with while trying to find a decent way to create a stand with stuff that's just lying around.
The idea is very simple, use the CD as a flat base and cut out a p... Posted by Sav, 12th Dec 2009
HI all, this is my first article to SMW. The Lysander took me about one year on and off to make - It is the second model I've made in 20 years. I have tried scratch buliding in this one and think ... Posted by SBuckland, 2nd Dec 2009
The Aircraft
The Fitter is another one of those aircraft that has an aggressive look when seen from various angles. After seeing a few pics of these on the internet somewhere I just had t... Posted by Sav, 1st Dec 2009
The Aircraft
The Lightning was a product of the cold war and was the only British jet which was capable of mach 2 flight.
Built primarily as an interceptor, its main features were... Posted by Sav, 23rd Oct 2009
The Aircraft
Wikpedia says: The de Havilland DH.112 Venom was a British postwar single-engined jet aircraft developed from the de Havilland Vampire.[2] It served with the Royal Air Force ... Posted by Sav, 14th Oct 2009
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