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When considering a biplane, the first questions you invariably ask yourself concern transportation and convenience, i.e. will it go in […]
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Alex Whittaker
Early season, and I was at ex-RAF Sleap on a different mission and where I had a pleasant surprise. It […]
Graham Ashby
This review of FMS's V2 P-51D was first published in 2012, a V7 version is now available. Not without reason […]
From the Mk.1b through the most prolific Mk.3 to the ‘ultimate hooked Spitfire’ that was the type 47, there’s no […]
Paul Huggett
Ultra 3D uses 6mm EPP foam and is a toughened-up version of Flying Wings' Ultra.This is my first 3D style […]
This review was first published in 2007, the kit remains in production. The editor handed me the Sig box and […]
Seen for the first time in the UK at the August Nats, Multiplex distributor J.Perkins had two new models, a […]
This review was first published in 2006 and, as at 2013, the trad' WOT 4 kit is still available but […]
The combination of Hangar 9 (a company with a strong reputation for quality) and the Sopwith Camel (an aircraft whose […]
Mike Williams
The Acromaster was introduced in 2006 and is the only model in the 40 inch+ freestyle aerobatic class that isn’t […]
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