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Gil, the url is www.e-papermodels.com Best regards,

Almost finished...

Next pictures of the build

Roman, you are too quick :P The site is now updated ! Best regards,

Not much time for modeling, I added the tail and the canopy

Gerardo, italian planes are planned, but not immediately. First there will be a few other german project, then another thema (secret for now :twisted: ), then the italian ones. I was thinking about a fiat G.55 (if it hasn't been released already?) Joseph

Hi all, I'm happy to announce the release of those two commercial kits by Roman Vasyliev. If you are not familiar with his design, try the free Zeppelin Rammer download All 3 models are here : http://www.e-papermodels.com/catalog/products_new.php Best regards,

a few more pictures of the build....

Maurice, I heard about the rudder thing in a discussion about the latest Airbus, not designed for dogfights :lol: Nobi : scale is 1/48 Regards,

I've been puzzled too by the way the vertical rudder might have operated :? The kit is done as if the tail fin rotated axially, not up and down (yes I know...arg...bang...achtung..kaput), so the rudder is OK in both positions. But I've heard that the vertical rudder is not that important in...

:D the tail fin was really supposed to be moveable, to have a better field for the rear gunner. Here are a wartime model (from luft46 website), and a pic of the build

yes that's it ! :D Designed by Roman Vasyliev Doug, you won a free copy if you're interested :)

okay okay, I will give no hint, because you'd find immediately...

Hi all, next "what is it" from SPI :P

So here's the finished little dragonfly. I forgot to weight the nose, so it sits on its tail... It will be available for sale for the end of February

Hi Nobi, the designer is Roman Vasyliev. You can buy all his other kits from DeWayne ( www.teuton.org/dbarnett ) Sorry, I am a poor modeler and an even worse photographer, here are some pics of the build (almost finished) Regards, Joseph

You guys are too good :D Next time, I'll show just a wheel and let you guess which aircraft it belongs to :P

Hi Charlie, you're *very* close, but that's another plane. After I made a big error, I had to redo it from the beginning...

PModel ( www.pmodel.net ) has just released a new Zero, this time with a detailed cockpit interior. It is available at SPI - see link in signature

Next model commissioned by SPI :D