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A Cat that Could See in the Dark: Converting an F7F-3N Tigercat in 1:72
Speed and firepower — the F7F Tigercat had an ample supply of both of these. With two R-2800 engines –… READ MORE
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Phony War Hurricane, Part II: Cooling and Camouflage
Before I could apply the camouflage, I had to build the radiator “doghouse” and add it to the bottom of… READ MORE
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