Ever since I first saw a picture of the “crazy paving” camouflaged 109’s of JG 54 I’ve wanted to make one. After many a year of procrastination, here it is…
Author: Mark Beckwith
What to do with a spare Spitfire?
This is the story of an aircraft the RAAF didn’t want to use and a model I didn’t want to finish.
Coastal Command’s war against the elements as well as the enemy as experienced by the RCAF’s No.404 “Buffalo” Squadron.
How a model I began a decade ago was rescued from overseas storage to become a JG(K)27 Bf 109G-10
The men of the 348th, 349th and 6th Night Fighter Squadrons were more than the nose art on their P-61’s.
An old model, a new set of pictures and a potentially controversial op-ed comprise this piece on Rudolf Müller’s Bf109G-2/R6.
The largest single-day air engagement of the war; simultaneously a tactical loss and strategic victory.
This one is a multifaceted Feature Article containing a biography of the pilot, a description of the build and a piece describing the importance of the ground attack role the “Little Friends” played in addition to the bomber escort role they are more widely known for.
