Author: Tom Foti
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Kinetic 1/35 scale Oshkosh M-ATV
Kinetic’s 1/35 scale Oshkosh M-ATV plastic model kit features posable doors, seats, and hatches. Armament options include a .50-caliber M2 or Mark 19 grenade launcher. Also provided are 5-gallon cans, storage containers, vinyl tires and hoses, and markings for four vehicles. A two-page black and white gallery of walkaround photos appears at the ned of…
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Trumpeter 1/35 scale BTR-60
Trumpeter’s 1/35 scale BTR-60P has a detailed fighting compartment with posable hatches, bench seats, and driver and commander stations. Markings for three versions are included.
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HobbyBoss 1/72 scale Kamov Ka-29 “Helix-B”
This model kit is made for modelers of intermediate or better skills — beginners may find the instructions and design do not provide sufficient guidance.
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Zvezda 1/72 scale Tiger I
If you’re not fanatical about details and just looking for some fast fun, this is a good model kit for you.
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Bronco 1/35 scale M1114 Up-armored Tactical Vehicle
This is one serious armored car, with all the armament, personal equipment, and electronic devices ready for any patrol mission in your display case.
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Dragon 1/35 scale M7 Priest (midproduction)
Officially known as the 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M7, the self-propelled artillery piece was dubbed Priest by the British army because of its pulpit-like machine-gun mount. The moniker is in keeping with church-themed artillery names such as Deacon or Bishop.
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HobbyBoss 1/48 scale F-111A Aardvark
Despite a rough conception and some problems on entering service, General Dynamics’ F-111 developed a reputation as a formidable strike aircraft with the USAF and Royal Australian Air Force.
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Revell Germany 1/32 scale Eurofighter Typhoon
The multirole Typhoon entered Luftwaffe service in 2003, replacing MiG-29s.
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Airfix 1/72 scale Supermarine Spitfire PR.XIX
As Airfix continues to recover from its 2006 bankruptcy, it is introducing a line of new 1/72 scale aircraft, including this Griffon-engined photo-reconnaisance Spitfire.
