The Supermarine Spitfire is arguably the most iconic British fighter aircraft in history. In 1940, it stood out as the highest-performing Allied aircraft, and during the Battle of Britain that summer, it became a powerful symbol of freedom, playing a crucial role in repelling German air raids. The Royal Air Force and other Allied forces used the Spitfire extensively before, during, and after World War II. Today, around 70 Spitfires remain airworthy worldwide, with many more p

On July 16, 1945 , at 5:30 a.m ., a group of scientists and military personnel gathered near Alamogordo, New Mexico, witnessed a light...

With the painting and chipping process complete, I’ve now reached the weathering and final assembly stage of the Airacobra. In addition,...

My model represents the Bell P-39Q-1-BE Airacobra (42-19467) as it appeared at the end of 1943, after being stationed on Kanton Atoll in...

It’s time for another post, and this one isn’t a continuation of my recent P-39Q fighter aircraft build. I’ve just finished reading...

When building aircraft miniatures, I usually start by assembling and painting the cockpit first. This time, I tried a different approach...