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I've been curious if this kit is worthy?
Anyone built it?

It's that time again where Clayton Ockerby (of Workbench Hobbies) treats us to his top ten of upcoming releases that caught his eye last month in his video preview...
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DS3201 BATTLE OF MALTA - CR. 42 FALCO & SEA GLADIATOR MK.II DS3201 BATTLE OF MALTA - CR. 42 FALCO & SEA GLADIATOR MK.II

Spotted in this week's uploads #3

You wait an hour for the bus, then two come together.

Another 1:32 scale Gladiator Mk.II from ICM - this time a Sea Gladiator, packed with a CR.42 Falco. Biplane duo!du

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This illustration depicts two French military aircraft, possibly during World War II, soaring over the sea with a distant coastal scene below, creating a dynamic aerial perspective. The scene is composed to emphasize the airplanes in flight, with one dominating the upper portion and another further away in the background. The main aircraft is angled slightly, suggesting movement, while the second is positioned lower and further away. The placement of the planes draws the viewer's eye across the image, from the foreground to the background, enhanced by the direction of the flight and the slight tilt of the main aircraft. The composition is framed by a suggestion of land in the lower left corner, with what could be smoke from an explosion, and a vast seascape to the right. The primary subject is a military bomber aircraft, featuring multiple engines and propellers, painted in camouflage colors, and bearing French roundels and markings. The aircraft is depicted in mid-flight, with its propellers blurred to indicate motion. The second aircraft, smaller and farther in the background, mirrors the design of the first one but is rendered with less detail, providing depth. Both planes have realistic features and show detailed structural elements, with the leading aircraft dominating the scene. This appears to be a digitally created illustration, possibly intended for a model box. The artistic style has elements of realism, with detailed representations of the aircraft. The artist uses shading and highlights to create a sense of volume and depth. The color palette includes muted tones of blue, gray, and green for the sky and aircraft, contrasted with the darker tones of the land. Brushstrokes are smooth, aiming to convey the atmosphere of the flight, and enhancing the aircraft's shapes. The setting is primarily the sky and seascape. The sky has a gradient effect, suggesting a sunrise or sunset, with hues of orange and blue.

Spotted in this weeks uploads #2

A Special Hobby 1/48 scale Martin 167 F-A.3 - because we don't see aircraft in WW2 French schemes very often

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The image is a product packaging illustration for a Hobby Boss model kit of a Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a fighter aircraft, showcasing the plane in flight. The scene depicts the Me 262 in two positions, with the main aircraft centered, in a slightly angled perspective, highlighting its front and underside while a second plane soars higher in the background. The primary plane is captured mid-flight, with the landing gear lowered and the wings angled slightly upward, suggesting dynamic motion. The background features rolling hills and fields, creating a sense of depth and context. The primary subject is the Me 262 A-1a fighter, a jet-powered aircraft with a distinctive design, including swept-back wings and two jet engines mounted under the wings. The model aircraft has a camouflage paint scheme, showing the details of the aircraft, including the cockpit, markings, and panel lines. The secondary subject is another Me 262 in the background, rendered with less detail to indicate distance, while a landscape of fields and hills provides the backdrop. The illustration is likely a painting or digital artwork, with the goal of accurately representing the model kit's appearance and providing an engaging scene. The style is realistic and detailed, with careful attention to the aircraft's form and the surrounding environment. The artwork employs realistic shading and highlights to create a sense of depth and realism, while the color palette focuses on the camouflage of the plane, and the sky and landscape in the background. The setting appears to be a rural landscape with fields and rolling hills, likely meant to evoke a European setting suitable for the aircraft's operational history. The lighting is soft and diffuse, creating a naturalistic atmosphere. The overall mood of the illustration is one of action and adventure, capturing the spirit of the aircraft and the hobbyist's interest in the model kit.

Spotted in this week's uploads #1

A 1:18th scale (yes, really!) Hobbyboss Me 262A-1A, originally from Merit International in 2013.

I had no idea aircraft kits came in 1:18.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/25457830...

New products have been uploaded - 366 from Ebay, 23 from Hannants, 44 from Kingkit.

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The image showcases a box art illustration of a MiG-25PD Soviet Interceptor Fighter model kit by ICM, depicting the jet in flight. The scene presents a MiG-25PD jet fighter soaring through the sky, angled slightly upwards, with a dynamic view that suggests rapid movement. The framing is from a low angle, emphasizing the aircraft's size and power, and the composition is balanced by the plane's diagonal direction across the frame. Elements like missiles under the wings add detail and context, implying readiness for action. The text elements are placed on the top left corner and on the bottom right corner. The primary subject is the MiG-25PD, an iconic Soviet interceptor, with a streamlined fuselage, distinctive wings, and twin vertical stabilizers. The aircraft is rendered with detailed paint applications and markings, including the number "56" and the red star emblem, offering a realistic representation of its historical details. The model kit also includes accurate depiction of external stores, showing missile armament, adding further depth. The aircraft appears in a light-gray, weathered paint scheme. The artwork has a realistic style, intended for model kit packaging, showcasing technical precision and detail. The execution highlights a professional design with realistic colors and textures. The style reflects a blend of artistic techniques with a focus on capturing the aircraft's technical details and historical context. The color palette uses variations of grey and blue to depict the jet against the sky and clouds. The setting is the sky, a blue gradient sky in the background with clouds that create depth and a sense of altitude. The lighting suggests a daytime scene with soft shadows. The environmental elements, including the clouds and light, work together to create a backdrop that enhances the visual impact, giving the impression of speed and altitude.

Spotted in this week's uploads #3

When I was young there was lots of chatter about the mysterious MiG-25. This is the version used extensively in the Iran-Iraq War.

1:48 scale MiG-25PD from ICM (for the Ukrainian company trifecta)

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This image showcases a box art illustration for a 1:48 scale model kit of a P-47D-11RE Thunderbolt airplane, set against a dynamic, blue gradient backdrop. The scene composition is a dynamic angled view of a meticulously detailed P-47D Thunderbolt, captured in mid-flight. The plane is angled towards the right, with the nose facing slightly towards the viewer. The aircraft dominates the frame, leaving minimal space for a background that appears to be a stylized sky. This positioning emphasizes the plane's form and details, inviting viewers to focus on the model. The title text is situated at the top, with key details and the MiniArt logo neatly arranged at the bottom right. The primary subject is the P-47D Thunderbolt, a World War II fighter plane, presented as a model. The model showcases realistic details, including rivets, panel lines, and weathering effects. The plane features a prominent propeller, a detailed cockpit, and realistic markings. The color scheme appears to be a camouflage pattern of olive green and brown, with specific markings. Other details include bombs and fuel tanks mounted under the wings, and a detailed tail fin. The model is marked with unit insignia and serial numbers, all adding to the realistic representation. The artistic medium is likely digital, given the clean lines and realistic rendering. The style is highly detailed and aims for accuracy, reflecting the aesthetic of box art used to attract model enthusiasts. The technical execution is precise, showcasing careful attention to detail and the effects of light and shadow on the model's surface. The color palette is realistic, and the shading creates depth.

Spotted in this week's uploads #2

MiniArt (Ukranian again) have a reputation for high quality, detailed, sometimes challenging kits.

Here the provide a razorback P-47D-11RE in 1:48 scale.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/11676324...

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ModelSvit Model kit 72016 1:72nd scale Tupolev Tu-91 Naval attack aircraft "Boot | eBay UK New Modelsvit, Scale Model Kit. Item Number 72016. Tupolev Tu-91 Naval attack aircraft "Boot.

Spotted in this week's uploads #1

WTF is this? Apparently intended for cancelled 1950's Soviet carriers, the Tupolev Tu-91, in 1:72nd scale from Ukrainian Modelsvit

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/23580831...

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Late again. The world is tiring and distracting right now.

New products have been uploaded - 373 from Ebay, 88 from Hannants, 61 from Kingkit.

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The idea was to give better visibility for reconnaissance. I think it is indeed wonderfully bizarre!

A promotional image for a model kit shows a Gloster Gladiator Mk.II, a WWII British fighter aircraft, soaring through a cloudy sky. The image composition features the aircraft prominently positioned in the upper half, angled dynamically to suggest motion and flight. The plane is set against a backdrop of a cloudy sky, creating a sense of depth and scale. Text elements, including the model kit details and manufacturer's logo, are located in the lower section. The aircraft is positioned slightly off-center, which adds visual interest and movement. Elements like the swirling propeller blades contribute to the sense of speed and the action of the plane. The key subject is the Gloster Gladiator Mk.II, a biplane fighter. The model kit image is highly detailed, showcasing the plane's distinctive features, including the fabric-covered wings, the radial engine in the front, and the various struts and wires. The model is painted in authentic colors, with accurate markings and details such as the roundel on the wings and the tail markings. The aircraft appears in a three-quarter view, allowing for a clear view of its structure and design. The artistic medium is a digital render or a professionally photographed model. The technical execution highlights the fine details of the model kit, with sharp lines and textures. The image utilizes realistic lighting and shading to create a sense of depth and three-dimensionality, emphasizing the curves and the structural elements of the plane. The color palette is based on the authentic colors of the aircraft, enhancing the realism and appeal of the model kit. The image adopts a style reminiscent of the historical period with a modern high-quality presentation. The setting is a cloudy sky, providing a backdrop for the aerial action. The sky's softness contrasts with the sharpness of the model.

Spotted in this week's uploads #3

Personally, the Gladiator isn't one of my favourite aircraft, but it holds a place in history, and it's a nostalgic charmer for many. Here's one in large scale.

1:32 scale Gloster Gladiator Mk.II from ICM

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/35554033...

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A detailed illustration shows a vintage Luftwaffe Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber soaring in a sunset sky, emphasizing its distinctive design. The image depicts a single-engine aircraft, a Junkers Ju 87 Stuka, in flight, positioned diagonally across the frame from the lower left to the upper right, creating a sense of upward movement. The timing appears to be in the late afternoon, suggested by the color palette. The framing highlights the aircraft's unique features and the sky, which is divided into different layers by cloud formations. The elements are positioned to accentuate the aircraft’s design and the vastness of the sky, creating a dynamic composition. The main subject is a Ju 87 Stuka, characterized by its inverted gull wings, fixed landing gear, and distinctive siren, which would have been deployed during dive bombing. The aircraft displays a dark green camouflage scheme on its fuselage and a light yellow on the wings, displaying the German crosses (Balkenkreuz) marking the aircraft's identity and is displaying registration marks and serial numbers. The aircraft appears to be in flight. The artwork appears to be a digital illustration. The technique uses clean lines and a slightly stylized approach reminiscent of vintage aviation art. The color palette is dominated by sunset tones such as orange, pink, and purple, applied with smooth gradients and blends that create a sense of depth and atmosphere. The rendering technique provides depth to the aircraft, which makes it realistic and aesthetically pleasing. The setting is a high-altitude sky at sunset, suggested by the warm colors. The environmental elements include the sun, which is visible behind the aircraft, reflected by a slightly rippled cloud layer. The lighting is soft and diffuse, creating shadows and highlights on the aircraft that enhance its three-dimensional form and accentuating the details. The atmosphere is tranquil, despite the subject matter, with the sky blending with the aircraft.

Spotted in this weeks uploads #2

I remember building a model of the Bv 141 as a kid, fascinated by the asymmetry. Still fascinated, many (many) years later!

1:48 scale Bv 141 from Hobby Boss.

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A dynamic image showcases two military aircraft in mid-flight, one a larger, camouflaged propeller-driven plane and a smaller, silver jet, set against a cloudy sky. The scene captures the aircraft soaring above the clouds, suggesting a dynamic aerial display or patrol. The main aircraft is positioned in the foreground, with the second jet above it to the left, creating a sense of movement and depth. The composition uses a diagonal line formed by the planes’ direction to guide the viewer’s eye. The framing emphasizes the vastness of the sky and the relative size of the aircraft. The propeller on the primary plane appears to be spinning, highlighting speed and motion. The central subject is a camouflaged military aircraft, potentially a turboprop trainer or reconnaissance plane, showing a complex pattern of brown and green blotches. It has a rounded nose with a cockpit, visible through the glass. The secondary aircraft, a jet, appears to be painted in shades of gray and white, with distinctive wings and tail. Details such as the roundel on the main plane and the overall design of the jet are visible. The aircraft appear to be in flight, emphasizing their purpose and design. The artistic style appears to be a blend of realism and digital illustration, possibly employing 3D modeling and rendering techniques. The use of lighting and reflections on the planes enhances the realism. The color palette is dominated by the camouflage colors, with the silver jet offering a stark contrast. The clouds are detailed with subtle gradients and textures that reflect the atmospheric conditions. The technical execution seems professional, with attention to detail in the aircraft models and in the environment. The setting is the open sky above clouds, possibly in a daytime environment with diffused lighting. The clouds create a sense of depth and atmosphere, with varying textures and shades of gray and white.

Spotted in this week's uploads #1

I think the Pucara is an elegant looking aircraft - the mostly wrecked one at Duxford is a little sad.

This 1:48 scale Pucara from Kinetic represents a captured Pucara tested at Boscombe Down.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/40614246...

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Apologies for complete silence last week. I was at We Have Ways Fest, and needed a bit of a mental break. Back now!

New products have been uploaded - 311 from Ebay, 115 from Hannants, 26 from Kingkit.

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No updates this week as I'm on vacation with guests from the USA.

Working on improving parsing in my spare time.

A box for a model of the Antonov An-124 Ruslan airplane is pictured, featuring detailed artwork of the aircraft. The scene composition is a box showcasing a model kit. The box's front prominently features a detailed illustration of the Antonov An-124 Ruslan aircraft, which fills most of the visible space. The image is clearly a depiction of a model aircraft, not a real-world scene. The aircraft is depicted in a three-quarter view, with its wings and body clearly visible. The angle allows for the viewing of various details. The image is well-centered within the box design. The key subject is the Antonov An-124 Ruslan airplane. The model is depicted with great detail, showing the plane's large size, distinctive shape, and various markings, such as the distinctive markings. The model appears to be a detailed representation of the real aircraft. The image highlights the model's features and components. The artistic medium is photographic, likely a scan or digital rendering of a model kit box art. The illustration showcases high-quality graphics with crisp lines and realistic details for an airplane. The style is illustrative, focused on visual representation of the aircraft. The creative choice highlights the design and engineering of the aircraft. The setting is the box itself. The box art's background is clean and plain, providing a stark contrast and clear focus on the aircraft. Lighting appears to be ambient studio lighting, resulting in consistent illumination across the plane's body. There are no elements besides the plane and the box to create any mood or atmosphere; the mood is practical.

Spotted in this week's uploads #3

Soviet transport turned commercial cargo carrier, the An-124 has a wingspan of 73m, so even in 1:144 scale this kit from Revell is going to be more than 50cm across.

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A promotional image for a 1/72 scale plastic model kit of the NASA AD-1 experimental aircraft is depicted. The scene composition focuses on the aircraft itself, which is centrally positioned. The aircraft is angled slightly downward, giving a dynamic impression of flight or imminent landing. The background and foreground are relatively plain, featuring a sandy or desert-like surface. The overall aesthetic seems to highlight the technical details of the aircraft and the model kit. The key subject is the NASA AD-1 experimental aircraft, presented in a detailed, somewhat stylized representation. The aircraft's wings, fuselage, and cockpit are clearly delineated, and the image appears to show fine lines and shading, intended to convey the aircraft's form and structure. The plane is shown in a three-quarter view, presenting its various parts and elements. The background and foreground are relatively plain, focusing the viewer's attention on the aircraft. The artistic medium is a detailed illustration, likely produced using digital painting software. The image has a relatively flat color palette, with muted tones and colors predominantly light beige and white. The style seems illustrative rather than photorealistic, but the details are quite precise. There is a stylistic rendering of shadows and highlights which help to create a sense of depth and dimension. The setting appears to be a desert or arid plain, with a pale sandy-tan tone. The lighting is consistent, indicating a strong, likely overhead light source that is casting shadows that add to the image's sense of three-dimensionality. The simple setting helps to emphasize the subject itself. The plain background allows the viewer to focus on the plane and its intricacies.

Spotted in this weeks uploads #2

The NASA AD-1 was designed to test oblique wings. I found a source that says the wing on this kit, from Fly in 1:72nd scale, can be rotated as on the original aircraft (subject to confirmation!)

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A detailed illustration showcases a Bf 109Z aircraft, a twin-engine German fighter plane, in flight, likely for a model kit. The scene composition features a single Bf 109Z in flight against a light-blue sky, with a hint of terrain visible in the background. The aircraft is centrally positioned, filling the majority of the image, giving a sense of scale and focus on the model. The aircraft is depicted in a dynamic, airborne posture, suggesting movement and speed. The image's primary focus is the plane, with the background subtly highlighting the plane's position within the sky. The main subject is a Bf 109Z. The aircraft is portrayed with intricate detail, accurately representing the twin-engine configuration and various features of the model. The camouflage scheme, colors, markings, and various parts of the aircraft are clearly depicted in the image. The visual representation is detailed with visible propellers and cockpit areas. The artistic medium is digital illustration or painting. The style is realistic, aiming for accuracy in portraying the plane's design and features. The image's quality suggests professional-level technical execution, with careful attention to detail in the plane's design and markings. Color palette is realistic and consistent with the historical period and aircraft's camouflage. The use of light and shadow suggests depth and realism. The setting appears to be a wide-open sky during daylight hours. The background suggests a general landscape, not specifying particular locations or times, which gives a neutral atmosphere, focusing solely on the plane. The lighting conditions indicate a bright day, as the sky is light-blue and the plane is illuminated from above, while the ground is slightly shaded, but not noticeably. The image's primary focus is the aircraft, with the background providing context rather than distracting elements.

Spotted in this week's uploads #1

Though it lost out in the 1942 Schnellstbomber contest to the Do 335, the BF 109Z still makes for an interesting model. This one is from Amodel in 1:72 scale.

It would make an interesting pair with an F-82 Mustang.

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New products have been uploaded - 390 from Ebay, 76 from Hannants, 12 from Kingkit.

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Probably late, and already well known, but I heard that Airfix included the wrong canopy in a recent batch of the B-24 Liberator. Contact them and they will send a replacement.

I did not! Thank you

A vintage illustration showcases a German Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber soaring through a vibrant sky filled with clouds at dawn or dusk. The image presents a full shot of the aircraft, angled slightly upward, with the aircraft positioned centrally within the frame. The aircraft is shown in flight against a backdrop of a beautiful sunset or sunrise, with the colors ranging from soft pinks and oranges to light blues and purples. The clouds are various shades of gray and white, creating a sense of depth and dimension. The aircraft itself is depicted in a muted olive-green camouflage. The design of the aircraft is clearly visible, with its distinctive shape and features. The primary subject is the Ju 87 Stuka dive bomber, a German aircraft from World War II. The aircraft's wings and fuselage are detailed, and the engine and cockpit areas are visible. The color scheme is muted, primarily shades of olive green, with darker markings, and the aircraft's insignia are clearly identifiable, such as the German cross. Its features, such as the distinctive shape of the wings, the placement of the engines, and the cockpit area, are accurately depicted. The artistic medium is a digital illustration, likely created using computer graphics software. The style is a detailed representation of the aircraft, aiming to portray realistic details and colors. The artwork features a smooth texture, showing the aircraft's curves and angles in a detailed way. The technical execution is meticulous; the colors and shadows show careful attention to detail and realism. The artist has successfully captured the essence and aesthetic of the historical aircraft. The setting is the sky, high above the clouds, at dawn or dusk. The colors in the sky highlight the beauty and light effects. The clouds are rendered with realistic detail and variation in density. The lighting emphasizes the aircraft and its position in the sky and creates depth through the use of shadows.

Spotted in this week's uploads #3

A 1:72 scale Ju 388 from Mikro-Mir. The Ju 388 was conceived in response to potential attacks by the B-29 and only a few were built by the end of the war.

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A promotional image for a model of the X-15A-2 aircraft, showcasing its design with a white ablative coating. The image is a promotional poster or advertisement, featuring a full-color rendering of the X-15A-2 spacecraft, the primary subject. The spacecraft is depicted in a dynamic flight position against a background of dark space speckled with stars and a portion of the American flag. The design of the craft is highlighted, showing intricate details and the distinctive ablative coating. The image is likely intended for model enthusiasts or aircraft aficionados. The title, "X-15A-2 'White Ablative Coating'", and model number, SH32081, are clearly displayed. The composition is straightforward, focusing solely on the aircraft. The design is a representation of the aircraft for potential customers. The X-15A-2 spacecraft is the central subject, positioned diagonally within the image. The aircraft's body is rendered in a light gray-blue color, contrasting with the darker orange-red areas that emphasize certain parts of the design. The structure's various sections are detailed, including the engines, wings, and other parts. The intricate design of the ablative coating is clearly visible. The artistic medium is digital illustration, likely created using computer software. The technical execution appears professional, with the rendering of the craft looking accurate and detailed. The style is realistic, focusing on recreating the appearance of the aircraft and the space environment. The setting is a stylized rendering of outer space, with a backdrop of stars and the American flag, which adds a patriotic and nationalistic visual element. The lighting emphasizes the craft's form and features, making the craft stand out from the background.

Spotted in this weeks uploads #2

Another large scale model - this time the famous X-15, depicted as it appeared on later flights with large external fuel tanks.

Special Hobby 1:32 scale Bell X-15A-2

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3206 FOCKE WULF 56 STOSSER 3206 FOCKE WULF 56 STOSSER

Spotted in this week's uploads #1

If you're into unusual subjects in large scale, then this is definitely for you!

A 1:32 scale Focke Wulf 56, in resin, so probably for experienced models, this kit was first released in 2016.

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New products have been uploaded - 395 from Ebay, 138 from Hannants, 61 from Kingkit.

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The Washington B.1; Britain’s B-29 - Forgotten Aircraft - Military Matters It tends to get glossed over, but the Washington (AKA the B-29) played a useful part in Anglo-American relations.

This got me reading a really in-depth article explaining the nuances of the British B-29's along with a bit of history around the whole thing: militarymatters.online/forgotten-ai...

Takom Wings 32002 Horten Ho 229B 1:32 Model Kit Takom Wings 32002 Horten Ho 229B 1:32 Model Kit

And last, but not least, a special "spotted".

I got this from my lovely wife for my birthday last weekend. Anything I should know before I start construction?

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A detailed illustration of a German Hs 123A-1 biplane, a World War II attack aircraft, is presented in flight, with an emphasis on the aircraft's features. The scene is composed from a high-angle perspective, showing the aircraft centered in the image. The biplane's distinctive design, including the extended wings and fuselage, is clearly visible. The aircraft is depicted in mid-flight, suggesting a moment of action. The overall impression is of a military aircraft, with features designed for aerial combat clearly shown. The image is highly detailed, focusing on the aircraft's form and texture. The primary subject is the biplane, showcasing its characteristic features like the large wings, the cockpit, the engine, and the undercarriage. The plane's color scheme, design, and markings are displayed, suggesting the specific model and potentially its assigned squadron or markings. The aircraft is depicted in flight against a backdrop of a landscape, with light and shadow effects suggesting the weather and time of day. The artistic style appears to be highly illustrative, detailed, and focused on technical accuracy. The image employs digital rendering techniques. Color use is realistic. The technical execution and style are highly specific to model aircraft illustrations, with a clear focus on accuracy in representing the design and characteristics of the aircraft. The setting is an aerial perspective of a landscape, implying an area where the aircraft is flying. The lighting emphasizes the aircraft and its position in the scene. The colors in the background suggest a light, possibly slightly overcast, sky and a terrain that could represent a particular part of the world or a general war zone. The overall mood is professional, technical, and detailed, giving insight into the technical aspects of the aircraft.

Spotted in this week's uploads #3

The Henschel Hs 123 is a perennial modelling subject - I remember making one as a young kid - but not often in 1:32 scale. Here's a large scale Hs 123A-1 version from ICM.

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A promotional image for a 1/48 scale model of an F-4G Phantom II Wild Weasel V military aircraft. The scene composition centers on a detailed model of the aircraft, presented against a backdrop of cloudy skies. The aircraft is prominently displayed, filling a significant portion of the image, showcasing its intricate design and features. The model's scale is indicated in the image's lower portion. Various logos and text are visible, including the "SUPER WING SERIES" branding, the model's name, and the manufacturer's logo. The image appears to be promotional material for a model kit. The key subject is the meticulously detailed F-4G Phantom II Wild Weasel V model aircraft. Its camouflage and markings are accurate representations of the real aircraft. The aircraft is depicted in flight, with its wings extended and a visible missile. The technical execution is high quality, highlighting fine details of the aircraft. The artistic medium is photography, possibly combined with digital enhancement. The image style is highly detailed and realistic. The overall image is focused on presenting the model in a visually appealing manner. The aircraft is rendered in a way that highlights its features and emphasizes its realistic portrayal. The setting is a general backdrop of the sky filled with clouds. The image's lighting and color palette are designed to showcase the model. The overall mood and atmosphere are promotional, emphasizing the model's detail and accuracy.

Spotted in this weeks uploads #2

Zoukei Mura have a reputation for exceptional detail, so I bet this 1:48 scale F-4G Wild Weasel builds into something wonderful!

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