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<p>Racing Lines issue #201</p>

<h3>The best publication for figure modelers ever created!</h3><p>Our new magazine features comprehensive articles written by the best figure painters from around the world who will teach you their tricks and techniques.</p><p>If you liked our Figure FAQ, you cannot miss the first issue of this new collection!</p><p>We promise you many surprises.</p><p>Editing director: Eduardo Fernández.</p><h3>Contains</h3><ul> <li>GERMANIC WARRIOR Guerrero Germano by Ernesto Reyes</li> <li>THE LOOK OF A CHILD La mirada de un niño by Fabrizio Marini</li> <li>US SAILOR (BATALLA DE MIDWAY) US Sailor (Batalla de Midway) by Eduardo Fernández</li> <li>DOG TAG MODELS Dog Tag Models</li> <li>PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE Presente, pasado y futuro by Banshee</li> <li>THE ARCHER La arquera by Marc Masclans</li> <li>GOODNESS DEATH Goodness death by Kirill Kanaev</li> <li>THE DUEL (GUILLIMAN vs ABADDON) El duelo (Guilliman vs Abaddon) by Josedavinci</li> </ul>

<p>SAMI has established itself firmly as the market-leading title for news and product showcasing throughout the hobby, as well as the first choice for active modellers. Focussed entirely on kits and modelling, SAMI covers a wide range of subjects, genres and scales, presenting material intelligently and sympathetically, and always aimed at engaging the reader at every level. SAMI takes a monthly look at news of future releases, in box previews of new arrivals and test shots, kit reviews built up by a team of expert enthusiasts and full build features covering all aspects of modelling, including brand new up to the minute releases and our Classic Plastic section, dealing with the many thousands of kits in circulation that date back over fifty years and more. Contributions are drawn from all skill levels and styles, allowing the magazine depth and diversity, and our aim is to assist the reader to realise their own skills and abilities. With more than enough titles offering an elitist and exclusive approach to the hobby, our message is not ‘look at what we can do’, but rather ‘look at what you can do,’ and modellers everywhere have recognised that SAMI is written not only by modellers.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li> <strong>QuickBuild – Push Me Pull You - </strong>Quick build of ICM 1/48 0-2A Skymaster by Andy McCabe</li> <li> <strong>Droning On - </strong>Huw Morgan builds a 1/72 Gloster Meteor U-15 Drone with the MPM Kit and Alleycat Conversion</li> <li> <strong>Sinai Shelter - </strong>Lee Powell builds the Noy’s Miniatures 1/72 Israel Air Force Hardened Aircraft Shelter</li> <li> <strong>Mid Life War Hog - </strong>Huw Morgan builds the Revell 1/72 (Italeri re-box) #03857 Fairchild Republic A-10</li> <li> <strong>A Gripping Gripen - </strong>Rene Van Der Hart builds the 1/48 Kitty Hawk SAAB JAS-39A</li> <li> <strong>Oriental Bird - </strong>Derek Gibbs builds the 1/48 Freedom Model Curtiss Hawk III</li> <li> <strong>Japanese Eiko - </strong>James Bamford builds the 1/48 Eduard F-104J</li> <li> <strong>Special Delivery - </strong>Stuart Barry builds the 1/48 Kinetic C-2A Greyhound</li> </ul>

<p>Realism is usually the goal we, modellers always want achieve.</p><p>It becomes very difficult as we have to bear in mind many details, but these small details are the ones that give our model its realistic appearance.</p><p>Extreme Reality shows how this realism can be achieved in scale modelling.</p><p>Follow the talented artists through a journey from models to real life.</p><p>Divided in step-by step articles showing you from well known techniques to some of them rare or even just made for its specific model.</p><p>A car graveyard, an abandoned swanboat, a paper excavator or some signs, are just some of the things we can see in the book.</p><p>English. 124 pages. Semi-hard cover.</p>

<p>It has been a long time since Aces High run out its first magazine in English.</p> <p>We decided not to reprint them with a compilation in mind, with the best articles that have made it famous, remastered and with a fabulous article of the helicopter Kamov Ka27 from the hand of our editor as a gift in this second volume. A piece of collector th at you should not let it run out.</p> <p>The selection of Daniel Zamarbide focuses on the most iconic planes in each issue in order to prepare this compilation, and the new layout make the articles even more attractive than in their original issues.</p> <p><em>English, 100 pages.</em></p>

<p>Another month, another exciting Racing Lines, issue 229.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>There is of course news about all of the latest releases</li> <li>Testbench works on the Rex Legend 4 from Novarossi as well as gives it a spin at the 2015 Queensland 1:8 off road champs.</li> <li>Testbench also fits the Associated Pro Rally with the Associated XP LED light set and the ESS One engine sound system.</li> <li>RC History looks at the impressive Kyosho Tomahawk</li> <li>Flashback looks down memory lane to Issue 116, April 2006</li> <li>Chris Lander gives us his impressions of the Team Associated RC8B3</li> <li>Christian Brunelli looks at the HPI RS4 Sport 3 BMW M3 (A long name, but a tasty looking car, i’d love one of these to review, although I like the Subaru BRZ better)</li> <li>Christian Brunelli also looks at the ARRMA Fury Mega Short Course Truck</li> <li>Racing News looks at a range of racing activities, meets and results as usual.</li> <li>Tech Talk with Ray Munday looks at his first impressions of the Team Associated SC5M, it will be interesting to see his thoughts about it on carpet and turf at the indoor Launceston R/C club meet that will be in the next issue (My home track)</li> </ul>

<ul> <li>1:24 Tamiya Peugeot 206 WRC</li> <li>1:35 Skybow Dodge Weapons Carrier</li> <li>1:35 Bridge Diorama</li> <li>1:20 Tamiya F1-2000 Preview</li> <li>1:350 White Ensign HMS Sheffield</li> <li>1:35 Italeri LVT-4 Buffalo</li> <li>1:48 Aeroclub Jet Provost</li> <li>1:48 Tamiya Dornier Do335 Trainer</li> </ul>

<p>Our famous modeller Daniel Zamarbide is back with this special issue fo- cused on the Gulf War.<br>The 13th issue of Aces High, with this very special subject, will take us through the con ict with some of the most popular jets used by both sides. Our contributors had again prepared a number of interesting articles, reveal- ing dozens of tips and tricks that will help you to deal with various problems that you may possibly encounter at different stages of your builds.</p> <p>In issue 13 you can see modern jets with many tricks and step by step photos to inspired by and use on your own models in order to make them much more attractive.</p> <h4>Content</h4> <ul> <li>F-15 Eagle.</li> <li>The Sepecat Jaguar – SU-22 Fitter</li> <li>GR.1 Tornado</li> <li>Mig 25 Foxbad</li> <li>Lockheed F-117</li> </ul> <p><em>English, Spanish, 80 pages.</em></p>

<p>The for aircraft models could not be introduced without releasing a special book devoted to this subject. Renowned researchers Maciej Góralczyk, Gerald T. Högl, Jürgen Kiroff, Nicholas Millman and Mikhail V. Orlov teamed up in order to produce the most up-to-date reference book on the aircraft colors of the main WWII adversaries: Germany, United States, Great Britain and Soviet Union.</p> <p>The resulting study is a comprehensive guide to the colors and camouflage schemes, presented on 292 pages and illustrated with 42 color profiles, several document reprints, and 390 b/w and color photos, many of which are very rare. Included is the latest information on the Luftwaffe’s late war colors, which have been reproduced as scale colors on the basis of the original paint factory recipes by Gerald T. Högl and Jürgen Kiroff. For the very first time, the unparalleled research on the Soviet Air Force colors done by Mikhail V. Orlov is introduced to the non-Russian readers. Nicholas Millman’s archival research brings us accurate reproduction and description of the colors used by the USAAF, US Navy and RAF/FAA.</p> <p>This book is a true must-have for anyone with even a slight interest in WWII aircraft colors.</p> <p><em>English. 292 Pages. Soft Cover. Limited &amp; Numbered book.</em></p>