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Hello again. Today I have once again some interesting subjects for you to see. I will start with another aircraft model built by Erich Blaickner. This time he presents a Navy Jet which was in service with the US Navy until a few years ago. Take a look at his Grumman Intruder and I hope you will like it.
Otmar Hadaier has send me a couple of photos which he has taken during the 2007 IPMS UK modelshow in Telford. I will post all of them in 2 parts so here is part I .
From my own collection of models I will add another small Diorama which I have built recently. The aircraft depicted here is a rather unusual aircraft which is not that often seen as a built model. Take a look and see for yourself what I mean with the titkle "Too close for comfort"
Finally I have something to announce: In a few weeks (I'm planing this to happen at the end of May or so) this website will be down for a few days (Expect 2 or 3 days) for a major update and a redesign. After this a few things will change here. First of all we have been working on a more up to date design and additional we will add a few more things, like the long promised web shop for my book and a forum as well. If possibe I will let you all know shortly before this will happen but nevertheless, this redesign will only take a few days and I'm sure you will like it just like I do. So if you will still be interested in some models of my firends and me and a few very interesting travelreports as well, please come back for more and most of all, keep on modeling, René Hieronymus |
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Hello and welcome again. Today I have another update for you all and I really hope you like it as well.
Let's start with Part II of Otmar Hadaier's travelreport about the Austrian Army Public Day in 2007.
Erich Blaickner has shown us recently his A-26 Invader, today he is back again and this time with another version of this venerable bird, the B-26K Counter Invader.
Finally from my own collection I post another of those birds which were build during the heydays of Jet powered aircraft. This particular aircraft is almost forgotten in history but it was developed into a far more famous aircraft, just a few years later and that's the reason why I call it: "Grandfather Sabre".
Have fun and if you like it, keep coming back and most of all, keep on modeling, René Hieronymus |
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Hello again. This time I did not wait too long and most of all, I was able to find some time to do this update somewhat earlier than ususal.
So here are a few more hopefully interesting pictures for all of you. Let's start with another aircraft build by my friend Erich Blaickner. This particular aircraft started its carreer in WWII but was used for many years to come. I'm talking about Douglas famed Invader, here it is as a A-26
From my own collection are 2 more aircraft which are all well known. First I start with something I call: "Immortalis et sempiternus", see for yourself and I'm sure you will agree that the title for this particular aircraft fits. The other one is some little aircraft which earned a couple of nicknames during its long carreer with the US Navy. I call it this time: "Aggressive Tinker Toy" due to its special role in this case.
The final update for today is another travelreport from my friend Otmar Hadaier. He visited the "Austrian Army Base in its hometown for a public Day in 2007" and came back with a couple of pictures. Part II of this travelreport will follow soon.
I hope you will enjoy this pretty large update and as usual, feel freee to come back for more if you like but most of all: keep on modeling, René Hieronymus |
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