The Me 262 A-1a/U-3 was a photographic reconnaissance version of the famous Me 262 jet fighter. Its weapons were its speed and its cameras. This project was started way back in 2009 and only recently it has returned to my work bench. As many other models, it was supposed to be a quick project but somehow (as with many other modelling projects) it was put on hold for many years. Continue reading “Me 262 A-1a/U-3 (1:72 scale) Part 1”
Reconnaissance and other type of intelligence gathering aircraft have always fascinated me. When, in 2010, I had the chance to review Alley Cat‘s 1:72 scale rendition of the Fairey Gannet AEW.3, I gladly took the challenge. Continue reading “Fairey Gannet AEW.3 (1:72 scale)”
Table top games have interested me for some time, but the time needed to paint the figurines is always scarce. A tutorial by the renowned sculptor and painter Thomas David was a breakthrough, Continue reading “Speed Painting Black Templars”
Eduard released a number of stripdown models a number of years ago. One of them was this little fighter, that I built during 2009. Although it seamed like a daunting model to tackle, it proved to be one of the most enjoyable builds I have ever done. Continue reading “Fokker Dr.I triplane (1:72 scale)”
