This is an ongoing rush to finish all the small kits in my stash.
Sweet always give you loads of decals for their kits and the little Zvesda kits get them all used up.
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They are all 1/144th kits. I had a couple of the Revell kits, which are really old and almost impossible to build these days, despite being in nice new boxes.iggie wrote:What scale are they? They look very smart indeed and if less than 1/72 then they are even more impressive!
IMO there is at least one exemption to that. Revell´s 144 Mustang looks quite nice for it´s age.They are all 1/144th kits. I had a couple of the Revell kits, which are really old and almost impossible to build these days, despite being in nice new boxes.
The Clavework page is very nice, Neil.Neil Wellman wrote:Interesting... I can see great airfield/dogfight diorama possibilities (also in background of photos of larger scale models to give real depth of field: imagine 1/48, 1/72, 1/144 in the same shot).
Also great, as Chuck has done, for building up sets of colour scheme variants, as per the many ref books (I liked his Finnish Hurricane: http://www.clavework-graphics.co.uk/pro ... e_002.html).
For the Zveda range (all WWII just £2.69) and some interesting WW1 types from Valom (£8.99 for two in a box, eg https://www.modelhobbies.co.uk/shop/val ... 58521.html)
See Model Hobbies:https://www.modelhobbies.co.uk/shop/pla ... ml?page=41
MH have 523, mainly 1/144 kits (inc some really tiny ones for model aircraft carriers), so plenty of scope for all periods/scenarios.
https://www.modelhobbies.co.uk/shop/pla ... 27_37.html