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Found on the Metallic Details site (see manufacturer section) a resin and photoetched kit of Crash Recovery Crane NP50. No particular difficulties for the assembly except a certain fragility of the photo-etched parts and an installation of the lifting cables of the crane not very practical to achiev...

Quality 3D printing, available on request at 1/144

https://www.panzer-shop.nl/en_GB/
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Does this boxart remind you of something ? Airfix ZIL-131 & S-75 Dvina Sa-2 Guideline.jpg Also in Airfix nostalgia, here is a Zil-157 with the S-75 Dvina missile, known under NATO nomenclature as the SA-2 Guideline (the truck is a 3D print from Panzer-shop.nl, the missile, the carrier launch...

The second is the B20< Stunning. And almost "modern" .... Very nice work. I can feel emulation between Dab and TerryP ..... :lol: :lol: :lol: Have you heard that the last remaining Beverley has been sold (Fort Paull having gone bust)and may end up as a Bijou holiday chalet? Too bad I reme...

Tim R-T-C wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 1:43 pm sI fancied the aluminium coloured version with red stripes on the tail but couldn't find this decal

Don't be disappointed, Tim
It's a slightly sad livery .....

So, I'll try to do like Tim ... Tell a story.... In late 1947, early 1948, the newly independent India ordered a batch of Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Tr.IX for its Air Force. During a test flight, one of the factory pilots crashed, but the aircraft was not too damaged, it was returned to the factory for...

While waiting for the results of my research ...., here is an interesting tip (although it is not necessarily good news ....).

http://arawasi-wildeagles.blogspot.com/ ... -pt-3.html

I looked briefly after seeing the KG144 thread. I did not see anything concerning a Sonia in Manchukuo (in any case, no photo).
But I'll check it out better in the next few days.

Superb! But even if there is nothing on the bird that you have just finished, for your next planes of Manchukuo, you need this book, alas out of print, but very interesting and well illustrated, edited by Arawasi (their blog also is interesting : http://arawasi-wildeagles.blogspot.com/ ) Arawasi.jpg

Really very beautiful model
But.... what a strange creature ....