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ModelArt is the only locally produced scale modelling magazine in this country.

The magazine has been around now for 18 years and has just recently chalked up 100 issues - quite a feat for a magazine of this type in these difficult times.

Our concept for ModelArt was to be able to produce an vehicle in which we can showcase the huge talents of Australian scale modellers in the form of feature articles written and presented by the top model makers in the country. As well as feature articles the magazine also includes hints and tips employed by the top builders, product reviews, news and views, model club news, showcase pages, new release information and editorial comment - all presented on 68 quality stock gloss pages in full colour.

We hope you enjoy this publication.

Aircraft in Profile US Navy and Air Force Vol 1 issue 2

Aircraft in Profile is a monthly section occupying the centre pages of Scale Aircraft Modelling magazine providing an initial 'first step' in researching an aircraft type, and is aimed at those readers who have had little previous interest in its subject, rather than those with expert knowledge. The section outlines the history and development of its chosen type providing a context for a modelling project, while the plans and drawings are designed to expand upon this and we hope we hope will be of use or interest to both modellers and aviation enthusiasts alike Issue two collects six US Navy and Air Force subjects following a number of requests to provide the material in book form. 72 pages

This is the first in a new series of books for the aviation modeller, historian and enthusiast.

Scale modellers have never had it so good. Right now all manner of historic aircraft types can be built in the popular scales. However for the serious modeller and enthusiast references can be scarce or hard to find for many of these interesting types.

Valiant Wings’ new Airframe Detail will address this, providing a one-stop reference guide for anyone wishing to model certain aircraft.

Features

• A wealth of historical photographs
• Walkaround detail period pictures
• A mass of period diagrams from original flight manuals
• Detailed study of structure, equipment and armament
• Colour profiles and camouflage and marking detail by Richard J Caruana
• Lists of all kits, accessories and decals produced in all scales
• At least 64-84 pages in volume in A4 format

Worn Art Collection is a thematic modeling publication series which describes several ways to approaching the particular finishing aspects of models using different techniques, through practical examples.

This issue focuses on everything related to chipping, using different techniques on various different models. It is a simple and useful guide that will help modelers to improve their techniques by applying on their own models the steps displayed on these examples.

Renowned modeling experts take us, in a simple and very affordable way for all modelers, to different scenarios and show us different ways to perform a wide variety of effects.

Worn Art publications are collectible and sure to serve as a reference for many avid modelers that look to improve their skills and learn new ones.

Follow us on this path and let’s enjoy this great hobby together.

Contents

• 1940 WESTINGHOUSE COLA COOLER.
• U.S. TRACTOR D7 w/TOWING WINCH D7N.
• MIKOYAN MIG-31BM/BSM FOXHOUND.
• BRDM-2 (LATE).
• M47/G PATTON.
• RUSSIAN GAZ-66 OIL TRUCK.
• M1070 & M1000 w/D9R.
• SLAVE 1

English / Spanish. 124 pages. Semi-Hard cover.

Military Illustrated Modeller Issue 6 October 2011

Features

Veronpilly

Ron Thirkill outlines his layout
based on South-East Queensland.

Building Newcastle railway station circa 1899

Ross Balderson outlines how
he built Newcastle railway station in N scale

Building Leightonwood: Part 3

Ben Gray continues his layout build article series with
tracklaying and wiring on his layout Leightonwood.

A Location To Model: Bowmans, South Australia

Keith Pennington outlines Bowmans, a four-way junction
in the broad gauge days

Putting the O into Casterton – Part Thirteen: Backdrops

Scott Whitaker continues his epic layout build.

Modelling South Australian Railways telegraph poles

Keith Pennington demonstrates how to model ‘close enough’
SAR telegraph poles in HO scale.

The Australian Model Railway Magazine is a full-colour journal for Australian model railway enthusiasts published every two months. First released in April 1963 by the Southern Cross Model Railway Association, the magazine has become the premier local journal featuring all aspects of the model railway hobby in Australia for over 50 years. Regular features include contributors layouts and modelling projects, comments and editorial, technical articles, modelling projects, photo essays and product reviews.

AMRM is available through most hobby retail stores, newsagents and by mail order to Australian and international subscribers. AMRM is now available online to digital subscribers.

This publication is an updated and extended edition of our book Real Colors of WWII released in 2017. It describes the camouflage development and colors of the German, Soviet, US and British army vehicles during WWII.

The team of authors has been expanded: renowned German researcher Johannes Denecke is responsible for the revision of the German chapter. The Soviet and British chapters have also been updated by Przemyslaw Skulski and Mike Starmer, respectively.

Real Colors of WWII Armor has a total of 228 pages and is profusely illustrated with 244 archive photos (inc. 54 in original color), 50 modern photographs of preserved artifacts, numerous color chips, several reproductions of original color samples, camouflage drawings and other documents, and 43 colour profiles of which more than half has been specially commissioned for this edition. This is the new definitive guide on the WWII AFV colors for the modellers, wargamers and armchair historians.

English. 228 pages. Hard Cover. Limited Edition.

First edition published by AK four years ago. We are very proud of our third edition! Considered as the modelling bible when it comes to military vehicles; the pages of FAQ contain the most up to date techniques needed to produce AFV works of art. FAQ is for all modelers alike; beginners through to seasoned masters. Contained between the covers are 320 pages, with more than 1500 high quality color photographs all printed on high quality stock.

English. 320 Pages. Soft Cover. More than 1.500 images.