..our club here in East Kent is displaying at Telford Scale Model World for the first time. Table set up finished this afternoon..
Welcome to my blog! I'm a published aviation author and humble 'kit assembler'. As my friend Mark says, 'I just like models'.
..our club here in East Kent is displaying at Telford Scale Model World for the first time. Table set up finished this afternoon..
..and David at East Kent Scale modellers has come up with the desert scheme in the box ..
.. some painting and masking job that! As David put it;
"..Having done that, my next step is to cover it in mud. Still not sure if I've built an ambulance, an ice cream van or a portable circus tent.."
And an 'embed' from twitter;
my build of the @Airfix 1/35 K2Y Ambulance will be appearing in Tamiya Model Magazine 326, December 2022.
— Spencer Pollard's Kit Box (@spencepollard) October 13, 2022
I really enjoyed this kit and hope that you enjoy seeing the completed model! :) pic.twitter.com/8Jfhoy0PlK
Two recent completions of the Airfix HS 125 Dominie as built by David and Dale at East Kent Scale Modellers. Released a while back in the 'Vintage Classic' range, the original kit/box art dates from 1973. Dale's burnt out wreck represents the machine as seen at RAF Manston's fire dump - and a view of the 'real' wreck at Manston (third picture down).
a few photos of our display table - East Kent Scale Modellers - at the Hawkinge Battle of Britain museum today.
Medway Modellers had an impressive table which featured the massive 1/32nd scale HK Models Lanc and plenty of other beautiful models. According to Ben who built it, the Lancaster took two years and six months to complete. One thing I learnt - note the absence of any exhaust stain on the outside stack of the outer engine. This is due to the wing dihedral...
..and a rare view of the museum's ongoing Heinkel He 111 restoration - not a CASA but a genuine Heinkel build that went to Spain and survived.

A 'walkaround' of the RAF Museum's P-51 which I photographed on a recent trip up to London - slightly strange to see a P-51 in a museum...