AMX-30B in the colours of the 5ème Régiment De Cuirassiers "Royal Pologne". The unit's history is linked to Poland. In 1725, King Louis XV of France bought the regiment belonging to the Marquis de Monteils. After his marriage to Maria Karolina Zofia Felicja Leszczyńska, a Polish princess, he gave it as a gift to his … Continue reading AMX-30B “Royal Pologne” I 1:35 Meng
Highly recommended to all WW2 history lovers.
Porsche off-road vehicles are not an idea that emerged in the 21st century. Actually, in the 1930s, such vehicles appeared, what is even more interesting - using a hybrid drive (however, google the B-Zug Artillery Tractor phrase, and you will see something completely astonishing produced even earlier). At the end of 1939, at the initiative … Continue reading Porsche Model Typ 100 / VK 30.01 (P) | 1:35 Hobby Boss
In 1936, in connection with Bulgaria's desire to purchase PZL.23 Karaś aircraft, but with the more powerful Gnôme-Rhône 14 Kfs engine they purchased in France, Eng. Henryk Malinowski developed a modified version of the PZL.23 Karaś aircraft with this engine. The modified aircraft was designated PZL.43. The greater weight of the engine used in the … Continue reading PZL.43A | Mirage Hobby 1:48
North American F-86F Sabre "Mike's Bird", 39th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, Suwon, Summer 1953, pilot Captain Charles McSwain. A mix of Academy, Print Scale and Techmod decals, wheels and cockpit details from Eduard, painted with Gunze's Super Fine Silver. The other metallic shades came from the Vallejo Metal Color line. A kind of a nostalgia trip, … Continue reading F-86 F-30 Sabre | Academy 1:48
The model is old (literally, molds not much younger than me) but good Tamiya, assembling this simple set is a real pleasure. Sentimental journey - one of the first models after returning to the hobby was the early version of Type 97. I added the Eureka XXL barrel and towing cable, the Vision Models tracks(it … Continue reading Type 97 Shinhoto Chi-Ha | Tamiya 1:35
The September 1939 campaign in Poland made it clear to the Dutch that they are completely unprepared for the conditions of modern war. They needed fighters. However, the queue with orders for the fighter aircraft was already long. France, Great Britain did not have much to offer for sale, they were in need themselves and … Continue reading Curtiss Hawk H-75 A-7 (ML-KNIL) | Special Hobby 1:32
Please welcome the Japanese gyroplane used by the Air Forces of the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II: Kayaba Ka-1 "KA-GO" (0-GO) Model 1. It was the first armored rotorcraft used in combat although, given the low load capacity, military successes could not be spectacular. But as a reconnaissance and artillery fire control machine, … Continue reading Kayaba Ka-1 “KA-GO” (0-GO) Model 1 | Fine Molds 1:72
Hi All, Some substantial progress with the Bronco's Zrinyi II - in fact, it is almost completed. Painted with Hataka's Hungarian AFVs colors, Red Series - which caused major problems due to clogging the airbrush and leaving a little grainy finish. Anyway, managed (at least I hope so) to hide these problems with the … Continue reading In the workshop: 40/43 M ‘Zrinyi’ II 105 mm | Bronco 1:35 Part 5 – paint and weathering
When the United States joined the First World War, the Ford Motor Company began (together with the US Surgeon General office and drivers who served on the fronts in France) to design an ambulance based on the mass-produced Model T in 1909, a vehicle adapted to conditions of the battlefield. For this purpose, the Ford … Continue reading Ford Model T 1917 Ambulance | ICM 1:35
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