AMW114

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MOSCA PANEL

Yahu’s splendid pre-assembled and pre-painted instrument panel is arguably one of the simplest, yet most effective upgrades for any 1/32 I-16 Type 10 – known as the Mosca (fly) by Spanish Nationalist forces.

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GO-ANYWHERE CARRIER

This version of Tamiya’s 1/35 Komatsu Light Armored Vehicle retains the styrene and die-cast components from previous iterations, including a one-piece upper body, three green-toned runners and a clear frame, plus four vinyl tyres and metal screws.

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TURRETED TURTLE

Italeri’s 1/35 M1A1 Abrams returns with five crew figures to pose with the vehicle – the latter are supplied on a single grey styrene runner with convincingly rendered clothing, but flash was evident on several parts.

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Smooth building

One of the first steps taken by a modeller when advancing from ‘building for fun’ to more complex projects is the elimination of joins/seams. Here we examine how to achieve this.

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BOSS BIRDS

Eduard’s Bf 109G-10 has been reworked to include a late-war oil cooler and supercharger intake on a modified Runner AB to accompany the other frames, plus the ProfiPACK-series’ usual photo-etched metal fret and canopy mask set.

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POCKET ROCKET

Brengun has scaled down its well-received 1/48 P.1103 and the result is a beautifully moulded little kit, with parts presented on two styrene runners.

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TREMBLERS' 'TOOM

Fujimi’s lovely 1/72 Phantom is back, albeit in Italeri packaging with new decals.

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OLDIE BUT GOLDIE

Czech manufacturer Směr has re-boxed Heller’s 1/72 Bloch MB.210, a kit that first originated in 1967.

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DOOLITTLE COMMEMORATION

Airfix’s 1/72 B-25 Mitchell returns in a special package depicting one of the 16 aircraft launched from USS Hornet on April 18, 1942, to attack Tokyo as a retaliation for Pearl Harbor.

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TULSA-BUILT TWIN

This version of ICM’s 1/48 Douglas Invader depicts World War Two machinery with the designation A-26, as opposed to the B-26 classification applied from 1948 onwards.