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Modeller’s Portal inscale.org has published in depth review of our three products:
Detailed description as well as photos and drawing from era are included
Link: Attack Squadron – Depth Charges Mk.XVII, Mk.54 & Mk.24 “Fido” Torpedo 1/72
Yes, I know that Yamato has participated in poll… But from the beginning challenge was CAM-ship against Bismarck. I need to express a great thank you for unexpected high number of voters in our first survey.
We have our poll on next 1:72 scale warship catapult tied. Who wins?
British CAM-ship escorting convoys
or biggest raider DKM Bismarck!
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It is an independent project that differs from main Attack Squadron line – Polish (and all American type) F-16 fuel tanks. Marcin has built one in 1:72 scale (Kinetic) and it was a great pity that israeli tanks from kit do not fit that version. So printing new missiles and torpedoes for future Attack Squadron releases he has just printed fuel tanks for F-16.. We have decided not to hide them in our treasuery but to release for modelers.
Today we present an unusual diorama base for aviation model: US Navy pontoon barge. Build from steel cubes it was one of application of very flexible pontoon/floating harbor yard system used in WW2. Our barge model was designed as a base for P-51D Mustang from Iwo Jima. In fact your application is limited with your imaginery and invention.
We have released three sets of WW2 US Navy anti submarine warfare weapons:
First are 72002 MK XVII depth charges widely used until 1943 on underwing pylons of seaplanes and carrierborne bombers and in bomb bay of TBF/TBM.
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