Made in Poland - a debut on Facebook

Hi Guys,

The Polikarpov I-16 in 1/72 has been published on Facebook Group called Made in Poland which promotes best Polish modellers.

You can see some pics on Facebook.

Best regards
R.

Comming soon! Captured and out of duty birds

 

Source: Internet

Aleutian Zero - new kit from Airfix in 1/72 scale

Hi Guys,

Today i want to present the Aleutian Type 21 Zero made almost from the box and painted using hand-made masks.

Have to admit that new kits from Airfix are really impressive!

Best regards.

And the picture of the real plane:
Source: Internet

Captured Dora... again, but this time in Braille-scale (1:72 Tamiya kit)

The picture of real bird attached below:
source: Internet

A6M5 Zero, 1/72 Academy kit

Hello Guys,

Haven't been here a while. Time to show some of kits started long time ago and finished within last two years.

First shot - an Academy Zero in 1/72, hope you enjoy it.

Regards
R.

Polikarpov I-16 Type 24 1/72 Hasegawa - finished!

Hello Mates,

It's been a long time since my last visit here... Yesterday I've finished this one. Hope you'll like it!

 And the rest of photos (without gun barrels - I've noticed it and corrected after taking pics):

 I have also made a very simple vignette (first time in fact...) :

And the picture of the real plane:
Source: Internet 

Best,
Robert

Focke-Wulf 190 D-9 "Oskar Romm" - the gallery

Hello Folks,

Today I want to present you my latest model - FW 190 D-9 manufactured by Academy in 1/72 scale. The kit is quite good and easy to build but it has few weaker moments.

I've started it many years ago and followed the assembly instruction in camouflage issue. Then I've received an important information, that the camouflage scheme proposed by Academy was incorrect. What's more, probably this plane wasn't even piloted by Oskar Romm!

I became a little confused with this build, therefore I put the unfinished model into a box and left for years. A month ago I decided to finish this kit, with no matter of all its imperfections.

Best,
Robert

Source: http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/attachments/polls/7843-best-looking-fw-190-fw190d9romm_144.jpg