Hobbyboss has finally released the sprue pictures to April's two new kits, workhorses both in the air & on the ground & popular subjects. See sprues, colours, decals & artwork in our new item preview...
Apart from a little bit of a spelling error on the flyer for this kit, it looks like RyeFeild Model's new "Easy Eitht 😄" Sherman might be interesting to some modellers out there - We have artwork, sprues and a feature set in our preview...
It has taken aaaaagggeess recently for Trumpeter to release the sprues from their latest kits - and we wait diligently for them to do this before we show them in our preview - This month of May's new kits are five in total - and we have our eyes on at least one - See what you think about them in our new item preview...
This second in Canfora's Aircraft Pictorial Series features large-format photographs and text showing just some of the downed aircraft that fell into German hands during WWII. Most allied types - the French, British, Soviet, Polish, Dutch, Belgian and Yugoslav aircraft are all on show in this new book. See more about this book and how to order it at a special pre-order discount in our preview...
With Eduard's new 48th scale Series I Tempest kit already being built by Gary, Mr Calum Gibson of "Ham-fisted Modeller" fame decided to start his own build on the latter model, the Series II. He is adding some of Barracuda Studio's latest resin to the kit to further improve on the model. See him start his build in Part I of his construction guide today...
A Fokker, a scene at Pegasus Bridge, a flat-roofed semi, a Kangaroo, some choppers and some free Frenchies from Italeri this month. We have art, colours & sprues in our preview...
Prolific author Tom Cockle has a new book soon to be released under PeKo Publishing's banner, "War Photographer 1.0" features a photo essay of German Sturmartillerist of the Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 189's wartime shots in the first of what looks to be a new series. See more in our review...
Erik Mombeeck's Luftwaffe Gallery (LuGA) books are always something to behold for modellers and Luftwaffe historians alike. Never before published pictures and artwork with stories telling us all about the men and machines portrayed, these books come by infrequently so we want to know all about them. See what we thought after we read the latest title in our review of LuGa 5...
