Megablitz and more

Back in 1917, things just keep getting better for the lucky chaps of my kuk forces. These are diecast models with some plastic parts. I’ve t...

Sorry it's been a while since my last post - busy with work and other stuff, meaning lots of screen time and a resulting disinclination ...

 * also featuring Tim's terrible triplanes and mangled Morane monoplanes. John B very kindly passed me this box of veterans at COW a few...

  Yes I know these are all Army 'planes but who could resist the title?  Here are the completed bombers.  From the front - Ki-30 and two...

Having need of at least one Japanese Army light bomber I naturally ended up with three!  As well as the Ki-30 mentioned earlier I picked up...

More progress with the Ki-30 now. Having left the glue to dry on the wings and tail a base coat of pale sand was applied. There are plenty o...

A relatively unknown aircraft as it was very much yesterday’s news by 1941, the Ki-30 was in widespread use by the Japanese Army in the late...

 I posted part 1, covering the build back in May 2019 but forgot to post photos of the finished models.  The enormous decal sheet offered l...

Of course, with a plane as small as a P-26 you can’t have just one!  For the second I opted for an overall green (Vallejo US Green, if it’s ...

 Here is the finished P-26, resplendent in Chinese markings. I bought some suitable decals recently and the rather wobbly rudder stripes wer...

I bought this kit recently as I have a game in mind. You’ll notice I haven’t claimed to ‘need’ this but I do at least have a vague justifica...

 We rejoin the action as the DDR columns stream westwards.  Did I mention we had a LOT of toys? The umpire endeavours to explain something t...