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Extract from the B-57 article

One of the great features of the October issue of the SAM magazine was article about the American version of the well known British jet bomber Canberra. Article is made by David Francis and it is model build of the 1/48 scale models manufactured by Airfix. Article and model build is nicely done and from my side I have arranged two pages of the color profiles for this article. With total of ten profiles I have present planes operated by USAF, Pakistan, South Vietnam, Nationalist China and NASA. Several interesting camouflage pattern are shown there and this profiles are published on pages 959 and 960.

The Martin B-57 Canberra was a twin jet engine, light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft (photographic, electronics, and meteorological) which entered service in the 1950s. Originally based on the British English Electric Canberra, the US-built B-57 had evolved into several unique variants.

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With some delay I would like to inform you all about my first modeling article ever published in France. This article is about the famous German WW1 fighter plane Fokker Dr.I and the core of the article is the modeling subject. Model is well known brand new Eduard release in 1/48 scale.

As support to the ten pages of the modeling article I have add some historic material like the images and technical drawings but also there is set of the color profiles. I have choose few of them for those I found that they could be of interest for the readers.

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This will be the latest in the SAM Publications’ Modellers’ Datafile series. The book will follow the usual format of providing a history of the Hunter, an extensive set of detail photos, colour profiles, a guide to Hunter model kits, decals and accessories, and more. Author Paul Bradley has been writing articles and kit reviews for IPMS/USA for 10 years, and is a regular contributor to SAMI magazine. The book is expected to be available by the end of 2008. My contribution will be in a series of color profiles of this famous airplane

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