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Messerschmitt Bf 109-F2 “Yellow One” – Barbarossa Hunter
The Bf 109 needs no introduction. I have built this famous fighter in the forms of the Finnish Mersu (Gustav) and the Israeli Avia. What was really missing for me…
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Paul Ooi Modelworks was as model building service in the Twin Cities from 2011 to 2018. I have since relocated to Northern Colorado and now only build for my own recreation. I have been building plastic model kits on and off since 1972, my first kit being an Airfix 1/72 scale P47 Thunderbolt (still a favorite after all these years).
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Year of The Rat Project – Skaven Doomwheel
This contraption is as crazy as the name Skaven Doomwheel. Out of a popular wargaming series War Hammer comes this killer wheel which is a cross between Steam Punk and an oversized rolling barrel. The Skaven are a race of ratmen in this wargaming universe who designed and operate…
HMS Malaya 1943 – From Jutland to Normandy
HMS Malaya was a Queen Elizabeth class battleship of the Royal Navy built on the eve of The First World War. The fifth and last of that class that included the Warspite, and the Barham, the Malaya was a fast and heavily armed super-dreadnought in 1916. She was funded…
PT-91M Pendekar – Malaysia’s Armored Warrior
The Royal Malaysian Armored Corp was originally formed by the British in 1952 primarily operating scout cars and light armored cars for anti-insurgency actions. Until the 1960’s the predominant thinking was that only wheeled vehicles and light scout tanks were suitable for tropical operations. The terrain in Malaysia (both East…
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Singapore Shock -The AMX 13/75 in 1969
The AMX-13/75 was a light tank developed by AMX France in the early 50’s for use in fast deployment situations endemic in the post-colonial period after WW2. Many AMX-13’s were sold to Israel who in turn used them in large numbers throughout the 60’s, until the Six Day War in…
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