Experimental Hurricane camouflages 1941
The present article was occasioned by the difficulty in interpreting the camouflage of Hurricane...
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Author: Grzegorz Cieliszak
Model maker for 45 years, now rather a theoretician, collector and conceptual modeller. Brought up on Matchbox kits and reading "303 Squadron" book. An admirer of the works of Roy Huxley and Sydney Camm.
The Four Citizenships of Z2585
At first glance, Hurricane Mk IIa Z2585 does not stand out particularly from the seven different...
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“Boy” du Vivier and His Hurricane Years
Belgian Fighter Pilot Before ending up in the British Isles and flying on the Hurricane,...
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R.R.S.T. or Ronald Robert Stanford Tuck 1916-1987
He was marvellous at aerobatics. As I watched him climb and roll in the sunlight, I thought I was...
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“Flying Tin Can Opener” – Part II – in action over Africa
From Editor: in the first part of the article, Grzegorz Cieliszak described the genesis of the...
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“Flying Tin Can Opener” – Part I – Origins
“Faster, higher, stronger!” is primarily the motto of athletes, but it also rather aptly describes...
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Polish Airacobra of a Russian general
It is a tradition that while waiting for the première of a new Arma Hobby kit, modellers try to...
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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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Polish fighter pilot over France in ground-attack Hurricane
Thanks to the co-operation of Marek Malarowski, the pilot’s son, Piotr Sikora has been able to...
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