AIR Modeller

06/06/2025

05/06/2025

20/05/2025

Issue 120 of AIR Modeller marks 20 years of bringing you the best aircraft modelling from all over the World. A big thank you to all our readers and contributors for your support and enthusiasm over the years!

Available now direct from www.afvmodeller.com and in digital format from pocketmags

21/03/2025

Exciting developments from Airscale!

23/12/2024

Seasonal best wishes to all!

28/11/2024

26/11/2024

15/11/2024

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04/09/2024

This coming Saturday…great show for a day out

15/07/2024

SURPRISE KIT ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

We are delighted to introduce the first 1:24 scale Supermarine Spitfire Mk.VIII!

Powered by the latest variant of the Merlin engine, the Spitfire Mk.VIII was designed to be the next version of the fighter and a major production variant. Featuring a strengthened fuselage and retractable tail wheel, this kit has short span ailerons, revised instrument panels and the adoption of a new broad-chord rudder.

With 452 parts and 3 scheme options, this kit is perfect to sink your modelling teeth into.

As part of this exclusive launch, we're including a limited-edition collector's coin with the first 500 purchases of this kit.

Once they’re gone, they’re gone!

Pre-order yours now: https://ow.ly/SKyO50SBfF5 👈

03/04/2024

Detail & Wonder
A new Chinese company making some incredibly impressive detail parts using 3D print. The undercarriage sets come with stainless steel rods and tubes to give them added strength and I imagine they will make painting that much easier too. You will notice that all the associated cable detail is there which will save you a huge amount of work although of course some care and time is needed to remove them from the protective cages and cut them free of the print supports. In the case of the Phantom undercarriage you get a choice of positions for the nose wheel. Exhaust nozzle upgrades are equally well detailed and in the case of the F-35 you get some beautifully sculpted intake covers complete with decals. I think the pictures speak for themselves - check out the Detail & Wonder page for more information

www.facebook.com/DetailWonderStudio