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While the tool shop colleagues are working on the yet one more 1/72 Potez 25 version and the clear parts tool of the Bloch 210 kit, other staff had been busy completing the 1/48 SMB.2 Super Mystere kits for the 2024 Moson show that took place over the  past weekend.

It might seem that there has long been no news about the 1/72 scale Fairey Albacore model kit (SH72152). So those of you wishing to learn about this kit's progress may welcome these images showing the cockpit area being worked on in our 3D CAD system and then the test parts 3D-printed so that our team could make a few test fit builds. The large moulds with the fuselage, wing and tail unit parts are already made and finished and so we have only the clear and smaller parts moulds to finish...

Matthias Becker shares with the readers of SH blog this very tempting series of photos showing his latest effort, the superbly built Mirage F.1B model. Matthias used model kit SH72291  and what else to say than - our very big thank you Matthias for the images!

The Shusui-shiki Kayaku Rocket Japanese WW2 project is soon to be released in our PLT range of kits and sets, and will be available both in 72 and 48 scales as a 3D-printed model. This one was an unmanned vehicle. The piloted type is also under development.

The Potez 25 release with the Renault powerplant is this spring upcoming project designed for our French friends at Azur/Frrom.

    Dear customers, For all you who could not be at Mosonmagyóvár International Model Show , please check out our online offer at Special Hobby This special offer is happening from April 20 to April 24, 2024. You can order our items for the same price as if you had been at the show. There is a 20% discount on ALL our products  with the exception of our April releases. We look forward for your orders. The discount is for registered customers only and only until sold out. Your Special Hobby team      

Among this month's new releases is also SH72505 F-84F Thunderstreak ‘Reborn Luftwaffe’ model kit. And each of the kits does contain a piece of metal taken from the real F-84F jet that had crashed in Czechoslovakia in 1959. Today let us show you what you can find in the box and we would like to encourage you to not hesitate this time as the release is limited to only a thousand examples and there will be no re-release. Why? Not enough F-84F wreckage pieces unfortunately.  A.R.