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Darren Baker's visit to the Fleet Air Arm Museum stops at the Sea Vixen display.

Darren Baker takes us around the Fleet Air Arm Museum's Sea Harrier, showing off all of its little secrets.

March's Model of the Month is a Special kit in more ways than one.

Check out these new products from a new resin producer, VideoAviation.com.

Burt Gustafson tackles the Italeri 1/48 Kfir; not an easy task.

The April MOM contest is now open for entries.

Jean Luc Formery builds the new Zoukei-Mura Kyushu J7W1 Shinden in 1/48

Frederick Boucher brings us part two of his tour of the USAF Museum. This week we look at aircraft and artifacts of the Second World War.

Jean Barby takes Hasegawa's veteran quarterscale Gustav to new heights while he waits for the all-new Eduard kit.

Carmel returns with another masterful vac kit build.

Lance Carroll shares photos of his wonderful Wingnut Wings Pfalz D.III build.

Larry shares some photos of his Kitty Hawy F-94C Starfire.

Michael O'Neal tells how he built his F-14 to pose for the cover of his novel.

This monht's winner of the Model of the Month is a spectacular Roland D.VI

Aeroscale's roving reporter Jan Etal brings us this report on this year's HeritageCon.

Carmel Attard brings us a story of building a model the very traditional way.

Borys Szczypka has sent us photos of his immaculate Roden Albatros D.III.

Péter Lőrincz's build is SBS Model's resin Latécoère 28-3.

Many modellers shy away from biplanes due to the necessity to add rigging. Jessica shows how to make a seemingly complex task as simple as possible.

Burt Gusftafson brings us another Vietnam-era jet.

Carmel Attard shares another of his vac masterpieces with us.

The March Model of the Month Contest is now open for entries.

Drabslab tells an entertaining story of his attempts to build a diorama display for his collection. If at first you don't succeed, try something else.

Larry tells the harrowing tale of a "white whale" of a kit over which his triumph is herein recorded.

Aeroscale's Roving reporter Jean-Luc Formery brings us this look inside the 2014 edition of the Nürnberg Toy Fair

Burt Gustafson makes his Aeroscale debut with the Hobby Boss MiG 17

Doug Nelson builds the Dragon/Cyber-Hobby Bf 109 E3 dressed in Romanian markings.

Jean Barby brings us his beautiful rework of Hasegawa's quarterscale Macchi 205, with captioned photos outlining the corrections needed.

One of the most hotly-anticipated large scale kits on the past few hears was the HK models 1/32 B-17G. Michael has made an excellent model using the kit and several different aftermarket products.

Another venture into the world of vacuforms is brought to us by our resident vac master Carmel Attard.

January's Model of the Month is the still impressive Wingnut Wings Junkers J.I

Joel Willstein tackles the Great Wall Hobby P-61A

Carmel Attard returns with another vac masterpiece, Rareplanes' C-54 Skymaster.

The February Model of the Month contest is open for entries.

Sometimes a vignette tells a slightly different story. Here, Doug Coehn tells a story of a well-used helicopter which has been put out to pasture

Soviet Naval Aviation's workhorse patrol aircraft in the post war period was Beriev's Be-6. Carmel Attard presents the be-6 in 1/72 scale.

Carmel Attard gives us an S.79 with a difference.

Many modellers fear vac canopies because cutting them from their backing sheet risks ruining them. Here is a quick and easy way to free your canopy from its imprisonment without damage.

Mr. Bucky Sheftall was a New Yorker before he began studying linguistics at Int'l Studies (Modern Japanese History) at Waseda University. Today he lives in Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka, Japan. His favorite modeling topics cover a wide variety of subjects. He

Matt Robeson builds the Dragon/Cyberhobby 1/32 Bf 109 E7

Carmel Attard showcases his scratch building talents once again, this time on a biplane subject.

We take a look at what's inside the box of this new tool from Italeri. A very large 1/32 Starfighter variant.

Jean Barby has sent us photos of his stunning build of Classic Airframes' SM.79.

January's Model of the Month contest is open for entries.

Carmel Attard proves that not having a kit available is no barrier when he wants to model a certain subject.

We take a peek at what's inside the box and get a close up photographic look at the parts.

Have you ever needed to add a frame to a vacuum-formed canopy? How are you going to bend it when the canopy is weaker than your plastic strip? Richard Tonge shows us how it's done.

Louis loves to take a perfectly acceptable kit and add detail and improve it until it's just about impossible to add any more.

The voters have spoken, and the 2013 Model of the Year has been chosen

Carmel Attard brings another vac conversion build. He makes these look so easy.