Here I am, back again, finally after some pretty busy weeks. I am so sorry for the delay with this update but there were a  few things which had priority and sdue to that I had no chance to update this site as frequently as I would have liked to do.

But here I am back again and I have some very interesting things coming up. First of all I will post 2 new projects here one of my own and another one from my good old friend Erich Blaickner. He shows us today a rather rare sight as a model kit a LTV Photo Crusader. Take a a look at his model and I hope you will enjoy these pictures

From my own collection comes another unusual object and a very rare sight as a model kit. An airplane which I call "Two turning and one burning" have a look  and see for yourself what I have build from a Vacu-formed kit.

But what is even more interesting is, what I`m currently working on. I have received a few thousand! pictures which I will have to sort during the next few days. quite a lot of them were taken by Otmar Hadaier during his recent visit to England. He has visisted the city of Portmouth with its beautiful harbour and he took hundreds of pictures there, including of the Victory and several other vessels. But this is only the beginning, he also had the chance to see the tankmuseum in Bovington, and museums in Duxford and Yeovilton and a few more. So if you are interested  in ships, taks, aircrafts and so on, make sure to come back during the next few days because I will soon start to post tose pictures in several updates.

I have been to the biggest airshow in Austria if not in Europe, the Airpower 09 in Zeltweg, Styria and I brought with me some 1200 pictures! Of course I will start to post them as soon as possible.

So finally the waiting is over and I will start to update this site more frequently during the next weeks. There are even more exciting news which I will post somewhat later but just to make sure I will also be able to open the webshop on this site pretty soon (or so I hope) So stay tuned come back if you like it and most of all: keep on modeling, René Hieronymus