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FineScale Modeler 1989 January WWII YP-80A detailing Nasa X-24 lifting body plan
Fine Scale Modeler January 1989
22 FSM SHOWCASE: Jeff Wargo's "Eagle" and "Hawk IX" from "Space 1999"
Scratchbuilt 1/48 scale models based on the TV series
24 Details make the difference
Basic add-ons that make your car or truck model unique ROY SORENSON
26 Painting World War One lozenge camouflage
Homemade stencils, an airbrush, and paint are all you need BILL GEBHARD
30 Ordering from overseas
The ins and outs of obtaining modeling supplies on an international basis DAVID BALCER
34 Scratchbuilding a Martin Marietta X-24B lifting body in 1/72 scale
Unusual techniques for modeling a unique design JON LOPEZ
42 Building Lockheed's YP-80A in 1/48 scale
Backdating and detailing Monogram's F-80C BOB STEINBRUNN
50 Building a Bofors 40 mm expedient mount
A little-known World War Two half-track conversion D. P. DYER
64 INTERNATIONAL COLOR AND CAMOUFLAGE
U. S. Army M966 HMMWV ROBERT J. SKURDA
70 Private, Grenadier Company, 8th Regiment, York, Canada, 1813
Number 27 in the AMERICAN DRESS AND DETAIL series PETER TWIST
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