Review Topic: Aircraft
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Trumpeter 1/32 scale MiG-23MF “Flogger-B”
One of the first variable-geometry aircraft in operational service, the MiG-23 has served in the Red air force as well as seeing combat in the Middle East and Africa.
By Jon Hergenrother ·
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Cyber-hobby 1/48 scale Messerschmitt Bf 110D-3
The Bf 110D-3 langstrecken (long-range) Zerstörer was developed from the C series as a convoy escort equipped with external fuel tanks or a bomb rack. The longer fuselage housed a rubber dinghy aft.
By Al Jones ·
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Italeri 1/48 scale Macchi MC.200 Saetta
Fighting through the early years of World War II, the MC.200 was the start of a line of Macchi-built fighter aircraft.
By Jim Zeske ·
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Special Hobby 1/48 scale Fiat B.R.20
The Fiat B.R.20 was a late-1930s design that served the Regia Aeronautica from the Spanish Civil War through the start of World War II. Interestingly, the Japanese purchased several B.R.20s and used them in China.
By Jim Zeske ·
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Eduard 1/48 scale Su-22/Su-17M3 Fitter
Eduard’s kit may be a bit more than beginning modelers will want to try, but those who have previously tackled a couple of limited-production kits and can pay a great deal of attention to detail will enjoy this build.
By Al Jones ·
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Special Hobby 1/48 scale He 178V-2
Heinkel’s He 178 became the first jet-powered aircraft when it took to the air August 27, 1939. The second prototype with a different wing is replicated in Special Hobby’s kit.
By Mark Hembree ·
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Hasegawa 1/48 scale F-22A Raptor
Hasegawa’s F-22A captures the shapes and stance of the U.S. Air Force’s premier fighter.
By Jon Hergenrother ·
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Twobobs 1/48 scale T-2C Buckeye
Supplanted in 2004 by the T-45, the Buckeye trained almost every U.S. Navy jet aviator.
By Paul Boyer ·
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Pacific Coast Models 1/32 scale Hurricane Mk.I
Early versions of Hawker’s iconic Hurricane featured fabric-covered wings and heavy, two-bladed wooden propellers.
By Chuck Davis ·

