Category: History
Each aeroplane has its own history. On this page you will find articles in which we try to dodge the mystery and show the history of pilots and their machines, modeled on Arma Hobby models. Browse the list of articles below and find photos and illustrations included that will help you make your model.
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Night Hurricanes in the sun of Dieppe
Editor’s note: One of the most active Hurricane-equipped squadrons, operating on August 19,...
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Hurribombers over Dieppe
This year marks the 80th anniversary of Operation Jubilee, which took place on 19 August 1942. The...
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The Last Gales of the Empire
The Nakajima Ki-84 Ko Hayate with the white tactical number 762 is usually described as a late...
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French F-6C Mustang of Savoy
The boxart of the most recent Arma Hobby F-6C reconnaissance Mustang model kit shows a beautiful...
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“MAZIE, ME and MONK” – Reconnaissance P-51B-2-NA Mustang 43-12400
Built by North American Aviation’s Inglewood, California facility, P-51B-1-NA 43-12400 was...
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The “Red 29” of Lieutenant Takata
From among the six paint schemes offered by ARMA Hobby in its first edition of the Ki-84 model,...
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Colonel Edward O. McComas – the Reconnaissance Ace of Aces
On 16 October 1944 Major McComas, CO 118th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, 23rd Fighter Group,...
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Hayate Under the Emblem of the White Tiger
When discussing the wartime involvement of aeroplanes such as the Hayate, Hayabusa or Zero, we...
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Ki-84 Hayate – Cpt. Hatano’s „yellow 45” in defence of Japan
47th Sentai (Air Group) went down in history as one of the best and most effective fighter units...
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The Ki-84 White “46” – An Echo of Days Past
In order to present the story of our heroine properly, we must anticipate the facts a bit and...
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Gales over Manchuria
The Ki-84 Hayate (Gale), Allied reporting name Frank, was one of the most widely used and best...
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