What if the Mitsubishi Ki-46 had been license-built by Germany…? Several German aircraft, including the Junkers Ju 87 or the Messerschmitt B...

First of all we hope you are all in good health and somehow enjoy your summer vacations. We would like to apologize for being quiet on this ...

I wanted to share some photos of my " Shoki ", which will be making its first contest debut later this month. The model was built ...

Another very interesting release from RS Models ; Manshu Ki-79 single-seat or double-seat trainers in 1/48! The kit comes with four paint s...

1:72 Nakajima J9N2-S “ Kikka ” (橘花), aircraft “(51-)03” of the Imperial Japanese Navy’s 251st Kokutai ; Kumamoto airfield (Kyushu, Japan), e...

Two photos today from the Arawasi collection featuring Tachikawa Ki-54 "Hickory" trainers. First up is a Ki-54Koh belonging to the...

In 1927 Osaka Mainichi Shimbun purchased a sample, the 11th aircraft of the newspaper, and received the civilian register J-BACC. It was em...

Photos today of Japanese Airspeed Envoys. Check part #1 for more general information. J-BDBO , was imported by Mitsubishi, AS.6A, C/n 42, A...

Heads Up! first from our friend Jan Kanov for two new releases from RS Models , both in 1:72. Airspeed Envoy   including markings for J-BDE...