Uncivil models for February
Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2018 8:03 amHere are photos of uncivil models.
The Tasman Models ASEL CT/4A kit is a horrible little thing best left in the box. I'm told it's rare these days but I took my sanity in my hands and worked on this kit anyhow. I gather there is a Kiwi Resin kit that probably has to be better.
Here's the High Planes Mirage IIID that I made a few years back.
And here's a Pioneer 2 Su-15 also made a few years ago.
Next three Anigrand 1/144 kits that come with larger and more desirable 1/144 kits. The Bowlus XGC-7 is a rightly unknown glider but the story of its designer is more interesting.
I don't know if there is a 1/72 kit of the Northrop A-17. It's not a well known aeroplane but it would have been better known back in the 1930s where there were a few of them in the air.
I've already made the MPM 1/72 Ryan XF2R-1 but this one was in the box so I made it too in 1/144.
And that's enough uncivility for one month.
The Tasman Models ASEL CT/4A kit is a horrible little thing best left in the box. I'm told it's rare these days but I took my sanity in my hands and worked on this kit anyhow. I gather there is a Kiwi Resin kit that probably has to be better.
Here's the High Planes Mirage IIID that I made a few years back.
And here's a Pioneer 2 Su-15 also made a few years ago.
Next three Anigrand 1/144 kits that come with larger and more desirable 1/144 kits. The Bowlus XGC-7 is a rightly unknown glider but the story of its designer is more interesting.
I don't know if there is a 1/72 kit of the Northrop A-17. It's not a well known aeroplane but it would have been better known back in the 1930s where there were a few of them in the air.
I've already made the MPM 1/72 Ryan XF2R-1 but this one was in the box so I made it too in 1/144.
And that's enough uncivility for one month.
