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Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Messerschmitt BF109G-2/Trop on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

March has begun, and that means it's time for a new contest!

Filip (xmald11) shares his amazing scratchbuilt Santos-Dumont Demoiselle.

NC8407 is the Ford Tri-Motor restored and flown by the EAA.

In autumn 1992, Guntersville, Alabama hosted the 1st Annual WWI Fly-In.

Basilios Giehos takes another swing at building aircraft and shares his latest work with s, Airfix's 1/72 English Electric Lightning F.6.

Now it's time for the February contest.

Danijel takes us back to the beginning days of Austrian aviation.

Darren Baker shares with us a short report on the South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum. This is a museum based in Doncaster at the old RAF base and well worth a visit.

Jean Barby has ent us photos of his beautifully built and finished quarter scale Fulmar.

Breaking from his ship building exploits, Basilos Giehos takes flight and shares one of his latest creation with us. This time, Bill has created a 1/144 scale Bristol Beaufighter Mk.vi Night Fighter.

The new year kicks off with a new contest!

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Focke Wulf Fw190A-8 on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Westland Wessex HC2 on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the British Aircraft Corporation TSR 2 on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Sikorsky MH-53M Pave Low IV on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Short Brothers SB5 WG768 on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Messerschmitt Me 410A-1-U2 on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Hunting H126 on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Darren Baker shares with us some images of the Hawker-Siddeley Kestrel FGA.1 on display at the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.

Joel offers another of his 1/48 RCAF subjects for our enjoyment. This time it's Tamiya's Mosquito FV. VI.

Steve Boutte brings us photos of his beautifully finished Eduard 1:72 Albatros D.V.

During the 1960s, a bit of black humour made the rounds in Germany: Q: What do you need to do to own your own Starfighter? A: Simply buy a piece of land and wait. Or you could do as Sebastian did and build your own instead; it's much easier on pilo

Once again it's time to take a look back at all of our previous winners, and make the difficult choice of selecting the best of the best.

Richard Tool brings as a comparison of two fighters from opposite sides of the Pacific that demonstrates the rapid progress in fighter technology in the early to mid 1930s.

Christos has another of his large scale masterpieces for us this weekend.

Another Great War subject has arrived from our acknowledged master of all things Albatros.

Larry brings us a nice little Great War vignette, which is entirely fitting to be posted on Remembrance Day.

Darren Baker clambers about the de Haviland Mosquito NF.II at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington.

Our resident master of wings and wires returns with another superlative Great War subject. Here is the Wingnut Wings Sopwith Pup.

The rain and/or snow is falling and prime building season continues. November's contest gets down to the business of building. Dare we even say "stash reduction"?

Darren Baker shares with us the first part of his build review of the Tamiya Grumman F-14A Tomcat in 1/48th scale.

Darren Baker brings us photos of the Harrier on display at the Yorkshire Air Museum.

Darren Baker brings us reference shots of the Yorkshire Air Museum's iconic Mosquito.

Here are seldom seen aspects of the F-4E Phantom II.

The New Silver Wings 1/32 kit of the PZL P.11c graces our pages by the kindness of Borys.

October's contest opens up the Autumn building season in a big way!

Andy Brazier goes to town on Eduard's 1:48 Harrier GR.7/9, adding Brassin upgrades to the limited edition rework of the Hasegawa kit.

Darren Baker brings us photos of the mighty Avenger at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford.

Just in time for the release of Eduard's new Bf 109F-4, here's a look at their recent Gustav. Extensively re-worked after the problems with their first release, Eduard's Bf 109G kits are superb kits.

Jean Barby has sent us photos of his beautifully completed RS Models' kit of the Ki-61 II-Kai. Jean added a lot of extra detail to the basic kit and expertly weathered the finished model.

September brings cooler weather and a return to the modelling bench. Let's see what delights await us for this month's contest.

The Trumpeter P-40 Tomahawk in RAF markings is another of Christos' masterpieces.

I thought the members on Aeroscale would like to see some images of the current Lynx in service with the Royal Navy. Along with this I also have some images of what I believe is going to be the latest Lynx to take to the skies. Both of these aircraft were

Ernie Gee gives us his impressions of the new Tamiya F-14A Tomcat in 1/48 scale. This is a sweet new tool kit with all that you have come to expect from the Japanese model maker.

Darren Baker brings us a walkaround of the Yorkshire Air Museum's Fairey Gannet.

Christos Papadopoulos brings us photos of his finely detailed Emil, finished as Gerhard Schöpfel's Battle of Britain mount.

Christos has another of his 1/32 masterpieces for our enjoyment.

With the lack of participation in the July contest, we get to have two months in one for August!

Christos uses the Tamiya kit to build a Spitfire from the Hellenic Air Force immediately post war.