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Was picking up some guitar related finishing supplies when I noticed a games workshop type place called "Entoyment" across from where I was parked. Popped and saw its was a good place for for paints , wet palletes etc. The kits were games workshop type dungeons and dragons affairs that don't call to me, but there was a small pile of aircraft kits and I picked this is up for a quick build and practice doing 1/72 mottling: Nothing much to shout about, I've built the 262, He-62 and 109E3 from this quick build series with good results. That said the prop looks unusual
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The first of the much anticipated new 1/72 scale Focke Wulf Fw190D series of kits from IBG Models has arrived in stock here. These are without a doubt (in my opinion) the best Doras in the scale at the moment and great value for money too. (I believe we may well see a full review of the D-15 shortly if "the Boss" gets around to it.) Link to the item page: https://www.blackmikemodels.co.uk/products/ibg-models-1-72-focke-wulf-fw190d-9-cottbus-early-production-kit Link to the item page: https://www.blackmikemodels.co.uk/products/ibg-models-72540-1-72-focke-wulf-fw190d-- 1 reply
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1/48 Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 Revell Kit No. 03930 The Fw 190D was a latecomer to the war effort, having been introduced in the latter part of 1944. This version exhibited several key changes over the A and F series machines. Principally, the main changes were those that radically altered the appearance of the Fw 190 from being a stout-looking, stubby nosed fighter, to a sleek and streamlined hunting machine. The BMW801 series radial engine was replaced with the 12-cylinder Jumo213 inline engine with a pressurised cooling system that meant that only a small, annular radia
