Magazine " Hiko Shonen ".  Note that the cover features a Kawanishi H8K2-L, the little known transport version of the "Emily...

A line-up of Nakajima Ki-44-I " Shoki " belonging to the Akeno School. The aircraft in the foreground is also featured on p. 27 o...

A Mitsubishi Ki-15-I "Babs" belonging to the Rikugun Koku Seibi Gakko (Army Maintenance School) based at Tokorozawa is getting an...

This is the second book I got last night and I'm particularly happy with it.  Title: KAIGUN SENTO DAI 812 HIKOTAI - Nihon Kaigun Yakan ...

Seven months later Model Art has just released the second part of their Zero special. Model Art #857, PROFILE #13 on the A6M3, A6M5, A6M7 ...

A photo of the second Ki-77 / A26 as she was found by US forces at the end of the war in Yamanashi airfield. Two Ki-74s are lined-up next to...

Kalle Kindel from Tallinn, Estonia sent us photos of his lovely Ki-77.  The kit is PLANET Models, resin, in 1/72nd. A rather basic and d...

On March 2, 1931 a single Farman 190, called " Alsa " took-off from Paris with a crew of two; (Ernest) Christian Moench and Johan...

Thilo has made some progress since last time ( HERE ) and sent us the following report accompanied by some very nice and detailed photos. E...

A Kawasaki Ki-45 Kai-Hei brought to the US after the War for evaluation purposes. It retains the original paint, something quite unusual fo...