27 Feb, 2019

This Special Profile N02, the Me109 G2, as flown by Walter Krupinski in fall of 1942 on the southern Eastern front was a further development of the series, leading back toward the earlier designs. 6/JG 52,  Me 109 G2/R6 Russia, October 1942 Stalingrad area Walter Krupinski's G2 was my next choice as it allowed me to develop the G design in a retrospective direction, while retaining most of the design lines from the G6 line art. This then leads me a little closer to a future profile of

23 Jan, 2019

'King & Country' Exclusive canvas print. Hermann Graf's Me 109-G6 that he flew in the Defense of the Reich role when he commanded JGr 50 during late 1943, only available to buyers of the 109 - G6 Special Edition model. There will only be 30 canvas prints available to the 300 collectors of this magnificent model.

19 Jan, 2019

This Special Profile N01, the Bf Me109 G6, as flown by Hermann Graf in 1943 in the 'Defence of the Reich' role is a great looking plane, which was one of the reasons for me choosing this as my first profile of the series.. This is but one version of a number of G6's he flew at this time. After a lot of research i found multiple references to 3 different tail styles with varying armament and Work numbers.  I eventually settled on the full white tail with the WN 15913 with the under-wing cannon

15 Jan, 2019

An exciting new series that blends the action of traditional aviation art with the technical aspects of a profile - perfection for collectors and something a little different and fresh!

08 Dec, 2018

The last Tiger in Berlin, Konigsplatz at the Brandenburg Gate - the 28th April - 1st May 1945 pic 1 THE OVERALL SITUATION - BACKGROUND PIC 2 map The Battle for Berlin is coming to a close after only 2weeks (including the Battle for the Oder Bridge head 30 km away. A rush for the city and the 'Citadel falls after 10 days. Just shows how beaten -up the Germans were by this point. Stalingrad took 5 months and didn't fall. The Russian infantry [79th Rifle Corps]cross the open ground in front of the

04 Apr, 2018

The last Tiger in Berlin, Konigsplatz at the Brandenburg Gate - the 28th April - 1st May 1945 The Battle for Berlin is coming to a close after only 2weeks ; a rush for the city and the 'Citadel falls after 10 days. A single Tiger 1 remains operational next to the Reichstag until the last battle on the last night! Read on in my blog for the full story and the model build.