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The best-selling International Aircraft Modelling Magazine
November 2020
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£4.95
Volume 42
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Issue 09
www.guidelinepublications.co.uk
• ‘The Bravest Airman’
Voss’ Triplane Corrected
Roden’s Fokker F.I in 1/32
• Prop&Jet Yak-19 Prototype in 1/72
• Battle of Britain
Movie Stars in 1/48
• Hannah's Flying Bomb - F-103R
in 1/32
• S-64F Air-Crane Walkround and
Modellers’ Notes
• IPMS and SIG Updates, News,
Reviews and More…
Iron Dog to Cobra
1/48 Soviet Airacobra
Eduard’s Special Issue
Spitfire Undersurfaces
Colours and Markings
1945 - 1951
Maritime Patrol
Breguet BR.1150 Atlantic
Revell’s Kit in 1/72
First and Best for Reference and Scale
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S C A L E
A I R C R A F T
M O D E L L I N G
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E D I TO R I A L
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Proper Jet
F E A T U R E S
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The Prototype Yak-19-1
The
first fighter
to be
fitted
with an afterburner
By
Aleksandr Schastniy
Prop&Jet’s all-new resin kit of the Soviet prototype in 1/72
EDITORIAL
‘The Bravest German Airman’
Building the Fokker F.I of Lt. Werner Voss
By
Dave Hooper
Roden’s kit in 1/32 depicting the aircraft in which Voss fought his
final
engagement
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From Iron Dog to Cobra
Airacobra in the Service of Stalin
By
Aleksandr Oliver Peissl
Eduard’s limited edition 1/48 boxing of the P-39 on the Eastern Front
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Spitfire Under Surfaces
Spitfire Under Surfaces Colours and Markings 1945 – 1951
By
Robert Humphreys
A collection of 1/72 models illustrating the convoluted subject of post-war serials and roundels on
later mark Spitfires
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Painting in Depth
F110 Jet engines
By
Kevin Ottens
A side-project painting the engines on the 1/32 Trumpeter F-14
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By
Gary Hatcher
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Fieseler Fi-103R
Reichenberg
Hanna’s manned bomb
By
Marian Cihoň
The manned version of the infamous V-1 as
flown
by test pilot Hanna Reitsch. Special Hobby’s kit in
1/32
Aircraft in Profile
Meteor Nightfighters
By
Jan Polc
Scale Plans and Colour Profiles by the Author
Scaled Up
Erickson S-64F Air-Crane Walkround
By
Des Brennan
A closer look at the civilian version of the Skycrane, with modeller’s notes and updates
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‘Stick to me like glue, and keep your eyes open’
Aircraft from ‘Battle of Britain’
By
Bill Newton
A collection of conversions in 1/48 depicting the aircraft used in the making of the movie
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he November issue of SAM is usually the
one we’d have prepared to take to
Telford and have on sale at Scale
ModelWorld, one of the highlights of the year
for me , and of course for so many of our
readers. Telford encompasses so many
aspects of our hobby, bringing together
modellers of every salt, and with so many
different approaches as to what constitutes a
scale model aircraft and why. The
competition, of course, presents scale
modelling at its most exacting, and the
traders collectively add up to the best
shopping experience you could hope to
find,
but for me the stars of the show are the club
and SIG stands, where the collective weight of
knowledge and experience showcase all the
many different reasons why we collect and
build model aircraft.
For some the build is everything –
replicating every detail and nuance of a
subject and creating as near a perfect
finished
result as possible. For others it’s the history
behind the aircraft that matters the most, and
the
finished
result is the end result of
painstaking research to present a model, or a
collection, that tells a story. Some of us build
models because we like aircraft. Some like
aircraft because we build models. Everyone
has their own way of doing things and what
the displays at Telford demonstrate to me is
that there is no ‘right’ way of building models,
but that everyone will do their own thing in
their own way, and that most of all everyone
has something to bring to the party.
SAM for many readers has always been the
go to source for ideas and inspiration, which
is why moving forward we are keen to hear
from modellers looking ‘beyond the box’-
Scratchbuilding, converting, or cross-kitting
to achieve that unmarketable variant that will
never see a mainstream kit. Most of all I want
SAM to echo that diversity so prevalent on
the club stands at Telford, and one that I have
voiced here before: ‘look what
you
can do’…
Colour Conundrum
Colour Conundrums of the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain
Part 1
With artwork by
Jan Polc
A collection of conversions in 1/48 depicting the aircraft used in the making of the movie
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Maritime Patrol
A Voyage Round Revell’s Atlantic
By
Fausto Muto
Revell’s Breguet Br.1150 Atlantic in 1/72
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Workbench
New Kit on the Block
Special Hobby’s Meteor NF.12
Some build tips on one of the most long-awaited 1/72 kits of 2020
With:
Update – our monthly news round-up section with new product previews and reviews
IPMS UK Column with John Tapsell
SIG Update. Mike Verier looks at the ongoing work of SIG144
Books – presented by Ernie Lee
Coming Next Month
Cover: #72360 1/72 A.W. Meteor NF.Mk 12 by kind permission of Special Hobby
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