Americans in Paris: Life and Death Under Nazi Occupation by Charles Glass
Americans in Paris: Life and Death Under Nazi Occupation by Charles Glass.
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Read MoreThis is Dragon’s Knights of the Sky series.
Read MoreAfter Tex Hill served aboard the Saratoga for about a year, he was transferred as part of an experiment to
Read MoreAccurate Miniatures Vindicator in Yellow wing prewar markings. This was built as part of a Tex Hill series in Scaled
Read MoreA really old Frog kit of the Schwimmwagen in a vignette – a lost Luftwaffe officer
Read MoreOriginally included in the bf110 ‘Royal Class’ boxing of the bf110c, Eduard released the panel as a separate kit later
Read MoreRevell (Monogram) kit of the TBD Devastator. First in a series of articles dedicated to “Tex” Hill of the American
Read MoreThis is a snap together kit from Pegasus model which you can find for around $10 US.
Read MoreHere’s Bronco’s Predatro drone armed with Hellfire missles. A simple kit that makes a nice quick fun build
Read MoreIn New York State, near bear mountain, inside the United States Army Academy is a very nice military museum following
Read MoreAn old Out of Production kit from Arii picked up from a model show, done up in an interesting
Read MoreMarine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) routinely gives demonstrations throughout the country. While this is not a museum nor their
Read MoreAmerican Air Power Museum is located in Farmingdale, Long Island next to the Farmingdale Airport. These pictures were taken on
Read MoreSo Sad to Fall in Battle: An Account of War Based on General Tadamichi Kuribayashi’s Letters from Iwo Jima by
Read MoreInteresting museum in Old Rhinebeck, NY. Full of flying WWI era planes and replicas. You can take a ride in
Read MoreThe National Museum of the Marine Corps is located near Quantico, about 35 minutes south of Washington DC. Opened in
Read MoreTamiya V-1 Fieseler Fi103 – the worlds first operational cruise missle
Read MoreTeterboro Wings and Wheels Expo is a annual event sponsored by the Teterboro Aviation Hall of Fame Museum. It has
Read MoreIntrepid Air & Space is located in NY City west side. The Intrepid Aircraft Carrier was closed for a multi-year
Read MoreThese photos were taken in 2009 when this museum was located In Maryland inside the Aberdeen Proving Grounds US army
Read MoreNew England Air Museum is located in Bradley International Airport Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Has a great collection of military and
Read MoreRed Wings over the Yalu: China, the Soviet Union, and the Air War in Korea by Xiaoming Zhang. This is
Read MoreThis the armor part of Italeri’s SuperModel branding that is coming out with dual kits (air & armor).
Read MoreTamiya’s little Kurogane was originally packaged as part with an aircraft, but now comes in its own kit with the
Read MoreTamiya’s Second iteration of the Famed A6M5 ‘Zero’ in 2008
Read MoreAfter graduating high school, Tex attended Texas A&M and then Austin college and graduated in 1938. He then applied for
Read MoreThe book is a memoir of retired US Air Force colonel, Wolfgang Samuel, who grew up in Germany during WWII.
Read MoreOne of the original series of kits that Tamiya produced to re-introduce the work of 1:48 armor to the modeling
Read MoreThis is Tamiya’s 1/48 Sturmgeschütz III Ausf B, and marks my first armor kit in 25 some years.
Read MoreOn a sunny afternoon in June of 2002, my family and I were pulling into a very crowded parking lot
Read MoreThe Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson. This
Read MoreClassic Aiframes Curiss Hawk II, painted in the scheme of Chinese Nationalist Airforce, early 1930s as flown by Chinese American
Read MoreDallas Frontiers of Flight is located in Love Field, Dallas. Its a smaller museum but has some very well kept
Read MoreIn Long Island, New York. The museum features both space and aircraft exhibits relating to the Long Island air &
Read MoreJoseph Ellis, is one of the foremost scholars on the American Revolutionary period, and in this book, he chooses to
Read MoreThis is Part 2 of an article regarding Chinese American Ace Arthur Chin. Part 1 includes a history of
Read MoreHere’s an unusual one, J-7EB, a Mig-21 derived fighter used by the Chinese airforce (PLAAF). This version is equavalent to
Read MoreEduard’s 2007 release. This was built as a review for Scaled Aircraft Modeller Jan 2008 Issue
Read MoreLocated at Chino, California – a 45 minute drive from San Diego. Planes of Fame contains both static aircraft and
Read MoreThis ProModeller’s long out of production WW2 Ground support equipment for your aircraft
Read MoreThe year was 1993, Somalia was in the midst of a civil war with warlords fighting for their corner. The
Read MoreOkay, perhaps a bit off the usual path. This is a picture book of female fashion of Shanghai in the
Read MoreHorton Ho229 – Appeared in Dec 2007 issue of Scaled Aircraft Modeler
Read More‘Skeleton’ edition built as a cutaway – appeared in Finescale Modeler Cover Jan 2010
Read MoreLocated just outside of Washington DC, It is Smithsonian Institute’s Air & Space Museum annex, its a huge place and a must
Read MoreThe Nakajima Ki-27, code named “Nate” by the US entered service in the mid 1930’s and saw extensive action in
Read MoreOdd Man Out: Truman, Stalin, Mao, and the Origins of the Korean War. The book presents a list of arguments
Read MoreThis is the Amtech P-40E, “Tex” Hill special Limited Edition.
Read MoreThis is Sheperd Paine’s revised classic on building dioramas. Through the free ‘how-to’ pamphlets that was included in many Monogram
Read MoreThis F18 Hornet kit is unique in that its a metal kit, only the armaments and wheels are plastic. While
Read MoreThis is Norman Schwarzkopf’s story. If you didn’t know, Schwarzkopf spent 30+ years in the US military, eventually finding himself
Read MoreThis one took a while, as its my first ‘limited run’ kit with lots of resin details. Its the A5M2K,
Read MoreMr Menzies has written a book with a fascinating premise, too bad its almost too flawed to be considered non-fiction.
Read MoreHawk 75 – Chinese Air Force, Loiwing 1942
Read MoreThis is Accurate Miniature SBD-1 Dauntless, the 2nd kit I built of this now defunct maker. At the time, it
Read MoreAn build of Hasegawas’s 1980’s Bf-109. Every collection needs one right?
Read MoreFirst off, this book by former Secretary of Defence, Robert McNamara will be polarizing. Whether US should have been involved in the first
Read MoreA great model and good value for the money if you dont mind the rather old molding
Read MoreThe book tells of the Taiping Rebellion that devasted China in the 19th century. Led by Hong Xiuquan, self claimed
Read MoreAs cliché as it sounds – if you only read only one book on D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy
Read MoreAfter the famed “Flying TIgers” aka American Volunteers Group was disbanded by the US Army Air Force, they were replaced
Read MoreThe Face of Battle was written back in 1983 and remains one of the best of its kind to examine.
Read MoreThis book was orginally written in 1983, but was revised in 1990 with additional interviews. Karnow was a reporter who
Read MoreThis diorama was built with my good friend Terrence way back in the late 70’s. It’s a 1/35 Tamiya Tiger
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