Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Academy's 15776 God Phoenix
Academy's 15776 God Phoenix
***100% NEW TOOLING!***
Gatchaman II Plane kit with display stand, LED light module and movable components. Kit comes in multi-colored plastic with decal sheet, sticker sheet, landing gear, four bird missiles, and three accessory Firebird mode parts. Also included are five miniature character figures of the Science Ninja Team Ken Washio, Joe Asakura, Jun, Jinpei, Ryu Nakanishi and their Mecha transport vehicles Eagle Sharp, Condor Attacker, Auto Swan, Swallo Helico, and Horned Tank which can be revealed behind
Assembly required. Painting optional.
For ages 14 and up.
Korean version box.
Instructions in English.
Figures and mecha transport are in white.
Two reviews below:
IPMS Review - Gatchaman II New God Phoenix
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
MRC's World of Tanks Trailer
https://www.modelrectifier.com/bonusc... Our World of Tanks Trailer introduces our new line of World of Tanks model kits from Italeri! Want to build models of the tanks you command in World of Tanks? We've teamed up with Italeri to bring you new 1:35 scale World of Tanks model kits! Each kit comes with a decal sheet of emblems and inscriptions based on those in the game, and codes with bonuses for existing players or great invite codes for potential newcomers! Visit https://www.modelrectifier.com/bonusc... to see our selection!
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
REVIEW: #12539 JU 87G-2 & JS-2
Here's an excerpt from a review by our friends at IPMS/USA
View More... http://web.ipmsusa3.org/content/ju87g-2-js-2
Ju87G-2 & JS-2
Ju 87G-2…The First flight of a Ju 87 occurred in 1936, and although obsolete by 1943, the airframe found a new lease on life with the addition of two 37 mm (1.46 in) Flak 18 guns under the wings. The first flight of the G model occurred on January 31st, 1943. In April of '43 the first production G models were delivered to frontline units and, even though obsolete and outnumbered, proved very successful in their role as tank killers.
View More... http://web.ipmsusa3.org/content/ju87g-2-js-2
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
REVIEW: IPMS/USA Review of Academy Kit #14222 - USS Missouri BB-63
When is the last time that you really had fun building a model? Taking a cue from kits like the Bandai Gundam series that my son built several years ago, Academy, and some others manufacturers, are beginning to release kits that are molded in multi-color plastics. The benefit is that without the use of paint, and only a minimal amount of glue, a modeler can realistically create a kit beyond a simple monochromatic representation of their subject. In addition, the fit and finish of kits like this are also beyond what is found in a typical snap-tight kit. In their latest release, Academy has produced a WWII era USS Missouri that really is fun to build, and will bring the joy of modeling to anyone that is able to work with small parts.
The USS Missouri (BB-63) was the third of the four Iowa-class battleships to be constructed, but actually finishing after the USS Wisconsin (BB-64), she was technically the last battleship built for the US Navy. Ordered on 12 June 1940, the keel was laid on 5 January 1941, and she launched on 29 January 1944 at the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard. The ship would take part in WWII, Korea, and Operation Desert Storm before her final retirement on 31 March 1992. The ship is now moored as a museum near the USS Arizona Memorial on Oahu as the two ships represent the beginning and ending of the Second World War.
Read the rest here: http://web.ipmsusa3.org/content/uss-missouri-bb-63
The USS Missouri (BB-63) was the third of the four Iowa-class battleships to be constructed, but actually finishing after the USS Wisconsin (BB-64), she was technically the last battleship built for the US Navy. Ordered on 12 June 1940, the keel was laid on 5 January 1941, and she launched on 29 January 1944 at the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard. The ship would take part in WWII, Korea, and Operation Desert Storm before her final retirement on 31 March 1992. The ship is now moored as a museum near the USS Arizona Memorial on Oahu as the two ships represent the beginning and ending of the Second World War.
Read the rest here: http://web.ipmsusa3.org/content/uss-missouri-bb-63
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
VIDEO REVIEW: MRC's NEW Prodigy Wifi
Our friends over at Great Northern Railway got a chance to play with one of our new Prodigy Wifi modules and did a nice video showing just how easy it is to set up and run.
Check it out.
Source: https://youtu.be/h-9snsRGRfw
Pretty cool huh?
There's a lot of advanced features that they didn't mention like how you can set up custom labels, create and store rosters and a lot more.
Check it out.
Source: https://youtu.be/h-9snsRGRfw
Pretty cool huh?
There's a lot of advanced features that they didn't mention like how you can set up custom labels, create and store rosters and a lot more.
To learn all about it, visit http://www.modelrectifier.com/wifi
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