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Welcome to Military Modelling Magazine's Website - Military Modelling Magazine is the UK’s No.1, and the best hobby magazine of its kind, where you’ll find a variety of features on model military vehicles, AFVs, armour on tracks, and on wheels, and in the popular 1:35, 1:32, 1:48, 1:72, 1:76 scales.
You will also discover articles about, Military Miniatures, the Figures of Soldiers, from the Ancient, Medieval, Napoleonic, First World War, and Second World War periods, plus ‘Dioramas’, and models in ‘Scenic Settings’ in the popular ‘sizes’ of 54mm, 75mm, 90mm, and 120mm.
We also feature associated aircraft models, especially ‘Battlefield Helicopters’, and also marine subjects too, essentially Coastal Craft, Motor Torpedo Boats, and Submarines in all scales, and especially those we can associate with the model figure sizes and vehicle modelling scales. Our support features take in Paints, Airbrushes, Decals, Transfers, and all the techniques involved with the hobby of military modelling.
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Latest News
Another two 1/350 WW2 Japanese cruisers coming...
... more IJN ships due from Aoshima Japan - World War 2
A 1/35 Pz III Ausf F 'Smart Kit'...
... another Pz III variant announced by Dragon Germany - World War 2
1/35 M2 Browning & Tripod and jerrycans...
...2 new accessory sets from Tasca United States - World War 2
Dragon's 1/35 M21 Mortar Motor Carriage...
...the poster for their next US half track variant United States - World War 2
'Inside the Armour' is a new range of conversions...
...for 1/35 armour from Chris Meddings United Kingdom - World War 2
Latest Content
The 1/35 sWS with Flak 43 Detail set...
...new in etch brass from Great Wall Hobby Germany - World War 2
A 1/35 Flak 43 Ammo set in brass...
...from Lion Roar for the Great Wall Hobby kit Germany - World War 2
WW1 Tommy at the Somme, 1916....
...a new 120mm figure from Victory Miniatures United Kingdom - Early 20th Century/WWI
Coldtream Guards Colour Sergeant, 1854, in 150mm...
...a stunning new Crimean War figure from Victory Miniatures United Kingdom - Pre 20th Century
US Modern 4x4 Utility 'Cargo Type' in 1/48...
...the recent Tamiya release. United States - Post Cold War
The German 2.8cm Pzb 41 squeezebore anti tank gun...
...a reference example at the Musee des Blindes, Saumur, France Germany - World War 2 Subscribers Only
Pacific Coast Models, 1/32 Hurricane Mk 1...
...a new plastic and resin model, plus etch instrument panel United Kingdom - World War 2
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Contents
Military Modelling Vol.40 No.3 is a 100-page AFV Special Issue (The Ninth Collectors’ Edition)
First in the Mil Mod AFV Special is a feature by Peter Heath on Roden’s Rolls Royce Armoured Car 1920 Pattern in which he tweaks some of the detail and finishes it in as a Royal Air Force car in
Mario Eens struck Gold with his 1:35 scale Dragon PzKpfw I Ausf A at the last Euro Militaire and he describes the build and finishing techniques used for this superb model.
Steve Zaloga wasn’t too keen on the see-through capabilities of clear polystyrene on AFV Club’s 1:35 scale T-34-85 and decided to slice his model down the centre to reveal the insides.
John Prigent hasn’t been too well of late and we wish him a speedy recovery. However, he managed to finish his model of Sparta Modellbau’s 1:35 scale A7V resin kit – the first German Panzer
As a follow up to John’s model feature on the A7V his friend in Germany Rainer Strasheim came up with an accompanying history on the first A7Vs to see action in the First World War.
Cookie Sewell has converted old 1:35 scale T-72 kit chassis into the latest Russian armoured personnel and specialist vehicles – the BMO-T and BTR-T, showing that the Russians took a leaf out of the Israeli Defence Force’s book in what to do with surplus and obsolete tank chassis.
Nick Watts debuts in Military Modelling with a historical feature on the first British Infantry Tank to carry the name Matilda – the A.11. Nick delved into the archives to research the A.11 types and sorts out the not-so-obvious differences in these vehicles.
Mark Bannerman rounds off the ‘Special’ with a tidy little feature on painting Tamiya’s 1:48 scale 10hp Austin Utility in the distinctive ‘Mickey Mouse ear’ pattern camouflage … mainly with a paintbrush!
Photo and Build Features from our Military Modelling Magazine website members and contributors including lots of pages of articles from previous Military Modelling magazines.
