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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10 years of Arma Hobby!
Posted by Grzegorz Mazurowski | Oct 31, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Attack Squadron, Blog, History | 0 |
Sea Hurricane in Operation Torch
Posted by Wojciech Łuczak | Oct 23, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
Stronger Sea Hurricane
Posted by Wojciech Łuczak | Oct 3, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
R.R.S.T. or Ronald Robert Stanford Tuck 1916-1987
Posted by Grzegorz Cieliszak | Jul 28, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 2 |
“Flying Tin Can Opener” – Part II – in action over...
Posted by Grzegorz Cieliszak | Jul 7, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
“Boy” du Vivier and His Hurricane Years
by Grzegorz Cieliszak | Nov 10, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
Belgian Fighter Pilot Before ending up in the British Isles and flying on the Hurricane,...
Read More10 years of Arma Hobby!
by Grzegorz Mazurowski | Oct 31, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Attack Squadron, Blog, History | 0 |
At the beginning of November, Arma Hobby celebrates its tenth anniversary! On this occasion, we...
Read MoreSea Hurricane in Operation Torch
by Wojciech Łuczak | Oct 23, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
In the fall of 1942, Allied forces were preparing for Operation Torch – a landing in French...
Read MoreStronger Sea Hurricane
by Wojciech Łuczak | Oct 3, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
How great must have been the annoyance of the fighter pilots of Nos. 802 and 883 Squadrons in...
Read MoreR.R.S.T. or Ronald Robert Stanford Tuck 1916-1987
by Grzegorz Cieliszak | Jul 28, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 2 |
He was marvellous at aerobatics. As I watched him climb and roll in the sunlight, I thought I was...
Read More“Flying Tin Can Opener” – Part II – in action over Africa
by Grzegorz Cieliszak | Jul 7, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
From Editor: in the first part of the article, Grzegorz Cieliszak described the genesis of the...
Read More“Flying Tin Can Opener” – Part I – Origins
by Grzegorz Cieliszak | May 19, 2023 | Blog, History | 0 |
“Faster, higher, stronger!” is primarily the motto of athletes, but it also rather aptly describes...
Read MoreHurricane Mk IIc. No 309sq code letters colour conundrum
by Grzegorz Mazurowski | May 16, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
In Polish aviation and modelling literature, the code letters of the No. 309 Squadron of the...
Read MoreThe Cactus Air Force
by Wojtek Bułhak | May 12, 2023 | Blog, History | 0 |
“Cactus” was the code name for the American air base on Guadalcanal, an island that was fought for...
Read MoreThe Sign of a Skull
by Jarosław Jaworski | Apr 14, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
58. Shimbu-tai The fates of the pilots and aircraft of 58th Shimbu-tai are a carbon copy of those...
Read MoreItalian Airacobra from 10th Squadron
by Redaktor Arma | Mar 31, 2023 | Arma Hobby kits, Blog, History | 0 |
One of the marking schemes of the P-39Q Airacobra model kit represents a fighter of the legendary...
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