Special Hobby
SPECIAL HOBBY’S NEW-TOOL 1/72 BUGATTI 100
Anyone building on the theme of racing aircraft will find Special Hobby's new 1/72 Bugatti 100P an absolute must. It's a great-looking styrene kit, with resin details.
NEW TROPICAL VAMPIRE FROM SPECIAL HOBBY
Having produced various 1/72 de Havilland Vampires since 2014, the firm has adapted the tooling yet again to offer the tropicalised Mk.9. It has splendid detail all round and a generous decal sheet carrying markings for five liveries.
DOOR-KNOCKING GUN
Special Armour has produced a newly tooled 1/72 PaK 36 anti-tank gun – nicknamed the ‘doorknocker’ when facing heavier armour.
'BEST OF' BOOM JET
Special Hobby’s 1/72 de Havilland Vampire arguably marked the firm’s departure from limited run to its ‘new’ era of superb offerings, and has now been re-issued.
DETAILED-PACKED GUNSHIP
If you thought ICM's recent 1/32 AH-1G Cobra gunship was good, wait till you see what Special Hobby has added to it in the latter's Hi-Tech package.
PaK-ING A HEAVY PUNCH
Newly tooled by Special Armour is this 1/72 depiction of the German 7.5cm PaK 40 anti-tank gun.
BIG-NOSED FIGHTER
Special Hobby is gradually releasing the two-seat night-fighter Meteors and it’s latest is the Mk.14. Four styrene runners are common to previous variants, with new frames for the fuselage and clear parts – the latter captures the subtype’s ‘blown’ canopy accurately.
NOT QUITE NIGHT-FIGHTERS
Re-released for 2021 is Special Hobby’s 1/32 Heinkel He 100 in the same format as the initial iteration – the product code, parts and schemes are unchanged.
SPECIAL HOBBY VIGGEN RE-ISSUE
Special Hobby's excellent 1/72 SAAB Viggen has been re-released with fresh liveries for metal and camouflaged airframes.
BOWL-TOPPED TRAINER
The impressive quality of Special Hobby’s recent toolings – notably its small-scale offerings – has helped shake off the firm’s reputation for just limited-run kits, and its 1/72 SIAI-Marchetti SF.260 is another gem.