Known by Red Army soldiers as “Big Hunter” or “Glorious Beast,” the JSU-152 was able to take out German Panther and Tiger tanks.
By Aaron Skinner · February 1, 2010
Italeri’s Opel Blitz kit has gone through many permutations since the 1970s. The latest is this Tankwagen.
By Michael Scharf · February 1, 2010
The Harrier is not a big airplane, so Trumpeter’s 1/32 scale kit builds into a compact display.
By Jon Hergenrother · February 1, 2010
Focke-Wulf’s long-nosed 190s have always been popular modeling subjects. Eduard’s new Dora is certainly worth exploring.
By Al Jones · January 28, 2010
By Joe Hegedus · January 21, 2010
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s Mogami entered service in 1935 and participated in several crucial Pacific campaigns of World War II, including Midway and the Philippines.
By Bruno Schielzeth · January 20, 2010
The multirole Typhoon entered Luftwaffe service in 2003, replacing MiG-29s.
By Tom Foti · January 4, 2010
The ultimate expression of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 was the late-war, long-winged Ta 152H-1.
By Chuck Davis · January 1, 2010
FSM reviews five new kits
December 16, 2009
Rationalizing building a model the way I like it — then making the modification
By Mark Hembree · December 1, 2009