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OVERTREES

#82147X

Fw 190A-8

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OVERTREES

#8184X

Fw 190D-9

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48651 Fw 190D-9 (PE

Set)

481161 Fw 190A landing flaps (PE

Set)

FE863 Fw 190A seatbelts STEEL (PE

Set)

644014 Fw 190D-9 LööK (Brassin)

648150 Fw 190 wheels late (Brassin)

648356 Fw 190A wingroot gun bays (Brassin)

648366 Fw 190A propeller (Brassin)

648371 Fw 190A control surfaces early (Brassin)

648381 Fw 190A exhaust stacks (Brassin)

648464 Fw 190A-8 engine & fuselage guns (Brassin)

648736 Fw 190A landing flaps PRINT (Brassin)

6481014 Fw 190A seat PRINT (Brassin)

6481038 Fw 190A seat w/ integral belts PRINT (Brassin)

6481178 Fw 190A-8 undercarriage legs PRINT (Brassin)

3DL48079 Fw 190A-8 SPACE (3D Decal Set)

3DL48185 Fw 190D-9 SPACE (3D Decal Set)

EX587 Fw 190A TFace (Mask)

For Fw 190A-8 and Fw 190D-9 1/48

RECOMMENDED:

Fw 190D-9, W.Nr. 500576, 12./JG 301, Wunsdorf, Germany, May 1945

This Dora, also manufactured at the Mimetall

factory in Erfurt sometime in early 1945, was

found after the war at the Wunsdorf airfield

and saw operational service with the 12. Staffel

of JG 301. Its camouflage was sprayed on the

upper surfaces with RLM 81 and 82, while

the sides and underside of the fuselage were

painted in a late-production shade of RLM 76.

The front portion of the lower wing surface was

camouflaged with RLM 81, while the rear portion

was left unpainted, showing the bare metal.

Due to the fragmentation of production, the

ailerons, landing gear covers, and tail surfaces

were manufactured by subcontractors, for this

reason, their undersides are painted RLM 76.

KITS 08/2026

INFO Eduard

August 2026

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Mr. Color GGX
The Japanese company GSI Creos, under its Mr. Hobby brand, has launched a new product in the field of lacquer paints, which bears the trade name Mr. Color GGX. Let's first classify the new product in the product line and explain its differences in terms of composition and packaging.
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Two Towers
At the outset, I would like to apologise to readers for the misleading title, which may suggest a connection with the work of the famous J. R. R. Tolkien, when in fact the opposite is true. This text will not draw on the realm of fantasy, as it focuses on specific historical facts of naval warfare.
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Air War in Ukraine - Moscow on Fire
During the previous two months, the Ukrainian Air Force did not lose any aircraft. Unfortunately, that changed during the period under review (June 1–30). Ukraine lost at least three to four aircraft and one helicopter. Several airmen were also killed. Let us first look at these Ukrainian losses.
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The Goose Shoot
During the final weeks of the North African campaign in northern Tunisia, hazardous shipping left Axis forces increasingly dependent on large formations of three-engined Junkers Ju 52 transports and six-engined Messerschmitt Me 323 Gigants. Fighter escorts from Sicily landed and refuelled in Tunisia before accompanying the transports back home. Although the formations often passed through unopposed, they sometimes suffered losses to Allied fighters and bombers.
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Sample from the Book P-51B/C Mustang
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Tail End Charlie - The Carpet Monster
You have almost certainly experienced it. You are working on a model or figure, holding a part in your tweezers, when suddenly – ping! - the part is gone. You may still hear a sound from somewhere in the room proving that it landed, but if you have a carpet, you will hear nothing at all. Occasionally, you manage to spot the part lying on the floor during those first few seconds. But take your eyes off it for just a moment, and by the time you bend down to retrieve it, the part has vanished! In all likelihood, it has been eaten by the creature known throughout the modelling community as the Carpet Monster. It is a truly cunning and malicious beast.
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Editorial
Mr. Color GGX
Two Towers
Air War in Ukraine
The Goose Shoot
Against the Defenders of Crimea
Markings for P-51B Mustang 1/32
Markings for Fw 190A-8 and Fw 190D-9 1/48
Markings for P-40K short tail 1/48
Markings for Bf 109F-4 1/72
Tail End Charlie

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