Special Hobby

FULL-ON WARRIOR PACKAGE FROM SPECIAL HOBBY

If SIAI-Marchetti's feisty SF-260 Warrior floats your boat, you won't want to miss Special Hobby's new bumper 1/72 package offering two kits, a reference book, PE and resin parts, tape masks and eight cool colour schemes!

IN THE NIGHT SKY Feature Premium

IN THE NIGHT SKY

Huw Morgan tackles an early RAF jet night-fighter in the shape of Special Hobby's 1/72 Meteor NF.12. It's a relatively simple but classy build.

snake charmer Feature Premium

SNAKE CHARMER

Massimo Santarossa takes on a Cobra with Special Hobby's re-issued 1/72 AH-1G gunship.

PEREGRINE-POWERED STORM Feature Premium

PEREGRINE-POWERED STORM

Special Hobby's newly tooled 1/32 Whirlwind Mk.I offers much for modellers to savour, as Mike Williams discovers.

STOL SUPREMO Review Premium

STOL SUPREMO

As re-releases go, the return of Special Hobby's excellent 1/72 Dornier Do 27 is most welcome. If you're unfamiliar with the kit, check out CHRIS CLIFFORD's review

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DESERT TEMPEST

The first iteration of Special Hobby’s 1/72 Dassault Super Mystère/Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Sa’ar (tempest) has been re-released due to its popularity.

SPECIAL ISSUE SNAKE

Czech kit and aftermarket manufacturer Special Hobby has teamed up with Ukrainian firm ICM to release a special hi-tech version of the latter’s splendid 1/32 AH-1G Cobra attack helicopter.

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UHU TRAINER

Special Hobby has re-released its 1/72 Fw 189B, with two grey styrene runners containing the wings, fuselage booms (common with other iterations), but the third and transparent frames contain items for the three- or five-position gondola.

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PAINT PROTECTION

Complex canopies, such as those found on the P-40 series of fighters can be a time-consuming task to cover in preparation for painting, so Special Hobby’s own-brand products will be a boon for those with the firm’s Kittyhawks and Warhawks.

NIPPONESE HAULER

Kits of more esoteric Japanese aircraft aren’t released too often – so Special Hobby’s new Ki-54Hei transport is most welcome. CHRIS CLIFFORD reviews the contents.