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    MiG-21PFM Fishbed-F VPAF 921 FR, 1968 [Eduard 1:48]

    in The Display Case

    Posted

    Hello friends,

    this aircraft was flown by 921st Fighter Regiment „Sao Do“ (Red Star) in 1968. The first examples of MiG-21PFM were delivered to this unit during this year. Some
    sources say that this particular MiG was flown by Nguyen Van Coc, a fighter ace credited with 9 kills. The b&w photos of this aircraft can be interpreted in various ways.
    One of the theories says that green splotches were sprayed on the upper sides. The splotches were not sharp-edged and the surrounding area was also covered by the
    thin layer of the green color. This gave this area light-green appearance. The canopy and antenna were left in natural metal finish.

     

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    Mig21Gallery-001 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-002 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-003 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-004 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-005 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-006 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-007 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-008 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-009 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-010 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-011 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    Mig21Gallery-012 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr
     

     

    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby

    in Critique Corner

    Posted

    Hello friends, this is my latest built.

    The IMAM Ro.37 A.30 was a two-seater Italian reconnaissance , a product of the Industrie Meccaniche Aeronautiche Meridionali (IMAM) company.

    Powered by the FIAT A.30 RA, a 600-hp, liquid-cooled V-12, the Ro 37 could reach a top speed of 199 mph (332 kph) at 13,120 ft (4037 m), could land at 67 mph (112 kph), and had a service ceiling of 21,976 ft (6762 m).

    The kit is the Special Hobby Ro.37 1/48 and is finished in a medium quality, grey soft plastic with recessed panel lines; the level of detail is modest. The kit contains a set of photo etched parts, resin parts and a high quality decal sheet. Overall a well engineered kit.

    I assembled a 103° Squadron Plane engaged in the Ethiopian  War (c.a. 1936)

     

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     


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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

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    IMAM (Romeo) Ro.37 [1/48] Special Hobby by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    Best regards

    Northrop N-3PB Special Hobby 1:72

    in The Display Case

    Posted

    Northrop N-3PB Royal Air Force 330 (Norwegian) Sqn. 21

     

    Northrop designed the N-3PB during 1939. It was a single-engine low-wing monoplane, with a pair of Edo floats attached to the wings.

    The three crewmen sat in a row, with the pilot and gunner/ observer under the main canopy and the ventral gunner/ radio operator/ bombardier in a position in the lower-rear of the fuselage

    No.330 (Norwegian) Squadron was an anti-submarine warfare squadron manned by Norwegian personnel

     

    39519728024_3d9a6542f5_c.jpgN-3PB-002 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    39519723934_ab94e6980a_c.jpgN-3PB-003 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    39519721494_047e9f1e8a_c.jpgN-3PB-004 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    39519719534_8211a0860e_c.jpgN-3PB-006 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    39332894245_c6c063f8e7_c.jpgN-3PB-009 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    25359634327_a6e873ec39_c.jpgN-3PB-010 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    39519707444_09e2a9fd39_c.jpgN-3PB-011 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

    Lockheed F-104G Starfighter Italeri - 1:72

    in The Display Case

    Posted

    Hi modellers,

    This is a F-104G Starfighter of 3° Stormo, 132° Gruppo Grappa - Verona-Villafranca Italy 1983.

    Ejection seat by Pavla Model

     

    25359598677_b84da5b5f7_c.jpgF104C-01 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    25359597997_50c7c37f63_c.jpgF104C-02 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    25359597427_ae7dc39236_c.jpgF104C-03 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    25359596787_89ee4f1294_c.jpgF104C-04 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    25359596077_9dde26e4ff_c.jpgF104C-05 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    25359595447_d98eca209b_c.jpgF104C-06 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    40197595692_cbc821ebf0_c.jpgF104C-07 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    38419699930_128cb0b813_c.jpgF104C-08 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    39332837285_61cea51c5b_c.jpgF104C-09 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    40197584562_e2f4287e76_c.jpgF104C-13 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

    39332834345_e3603338e5_c.jpgF104C-11 by Rodolfo Emme, su Flickr

     

     

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