Aviation History – The Brushpainter

Down to Earth

This entry is going to be an attempt at a “two-fer.” I’m going to talk about two things in one

The Great Red Spot is a persistent high-pressure region in the atmosphere of Jupiter, producing an anticyclonic storm, the largest

As we all know, the F-102A Delta Dagger came in two “versions”– a fact which is now just an incredibly

Really, really having a hard time right now not going political. Full political. I know I occasionally make some remarks

October 29, 2017 Brushpainter 0 Comments

I recently sold a (then) hard-to-get set of decals for Duke Cunningham’s “Showtime 100” a famous warplane piloted by one

The image below shows the fuselage from the Meng F-102 next to the fuselage from the Academy B-24. The F-102

Since I started this blog I’ve had more and more difficulty doing my hobby in a “relaxed” manner. I always

Airfix just released a new 1/72 Me-262 and it has exactly the same paint job on it that I went

September 18, 2017 Brushpainter 1 Comment

From time, I read a forum thread where various opinions are shared about how Germany could have “won” World War

In 1963, when Revell produced their 1/72 model of the Avro Lancaster, the box cost more to make than the