A Lunchtime Surprise!
You could have knocked me over with a feather when I saw that this is the mug he randomly pulled out for me.
We’re happy to report that the September issue of RT, Vol. 48, No. 3, is now firmly in the hands of the Canada Post system and now making its way to all members. If you have any comments or feedback on the issue or articles, please reach out to
Were you among the lucky ones to get your hands on some decals from RT 40-2 or 40-4? If so, and if you don’t have the correct RT’s, we’ve got you covered. Here are PDF copies of those RT’s for you to download and
Watch your mailbox for the Autumn-Crisp™ edition of RT! Packed with great articles as always. Remember that RT is made possible through member contributions. Got a build going that might be interesting? Let us know! If you’re not an IPMS Canada member, join today to receive future issues
Bundles and bundles of Spring-Fresh™ RT’s are on their way to all IPMS Canada members! If you haven’t seen yours yet, keep an eye on the mailbox! Remember that RT is made possible through member contributions. Got a build going that might be interesting? Let us know!
Valued IPMS Canada Members, Effective immediately, the dues for all IPMS Canada membership plans have increased by 50%. The updated membership dues are as follows: * Canada: $56 * USA: $68 * International: $98 * Family: $66 * Junior: $36 * Associate: $27 This decision to raise the dues was made after careful consideration of several
We’ve got good news and bad news. The good news is that RT 46-4 is all ready to go, and the bad news is that because Canada Post’s letter carriers are on strike we’ve no way to economically deliver them to our members. Hopefully it won’
Our volunteer archivist Fred Hutcheson brings us a complete (as of this writing) index of past RT’s and now even includes selected beaveRTales articles! Check it out.
After a short delay, RT 46-1 is finally out the door and on its way to the members of IPMS Canada. If you haven’t seen yours yet, keep an eye on the mailbox! Remember that RT is made possible through member contributions. Got a build going that might
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Hurricane Mk.I, - Hasegawa 1/48 Flying Officer Willy McKnight, No. 242 Squadron, England, July 1940 Special IPMS Canada decals - RCAF Aces' Aircraft 111 Squadron, RCAF, Kittyhawk Mk IA, AL194, Anchorage, Alaska, Summer 1942 1/48 scale AMTech P-40E kit, Special products IPMS Canada decals 441 Squadron, RCAF,
1/48 Eduard Spitfire Mk IXc IPMS Canada decals. George “Buzz” Beurling, 403 Sqn. RCAF, 1943 1/48 Hobby Craft Sea Fury 803/870 Sqn., RCN Aboard HMCS Magnificent T.O.S. 24/05/48 S.O.S. 01/07/1956 IPMS Canada Decals Hurricane Mk Ia 1/48 Airfix
Bf-109D A HobbyCraft Bf-109D with True Details wheels, a Hawkeye Bf-109E cockpit and a set of AeroMaster decals. People dump on HobbyCraft, but I don't know why as they produce a good product. Bf-109F-2 Hasegawa 1/48 Bf-109G-2 slightly backdated to
RT 45-4 is winding its way to you by plane, train, and automobile! If you haven’t seen yours yet, keep an eye on the mailbox! Remember that RT is made possible through member contributions. Got a build going that might be interesting? Let us know! If you’re
Corsair IV German Bf109 P-38 He111 Hurricane Do17Z MS406 Spitfire V Croatian Bf109 Hungarian Bf109 P-35A
Avenger - Trumpeter 1/32 B-25 - Accurate Miniatures 1/48 Canso - Monogram 1/48 Centurion - Tamiya 1/25 CF-5 Hasegawa conversion 1/32 CF-18 - Academy 1/32 CF-104 - Italeri 1/32 C-47 - Monogram 1/48 Typhoon - Airfix 1/24 Mosquito - Tamiya 1/32 P-51 - Tamiya
FW190 It was flown by a chap named Kurt Ruppert around the time of the Dieppe raid. The kit is by Tamiya which speaks for the quality. There were very few modifications except for the landing gear. When the actuator is in place, it pulls back the gear to an
Bobber 47 The model is built from the Italeri 1/9 scale WWII motorcycle
Boss 351 Mustang CF-5 CF-104 Spitfire XIVc This is the Minicraft Spitfire XIVc kit. It is built straight out of the box, with a combination of Arrow Graphics and Xtra decals. Kiowa Beaver
B-47 Arrow North Star Challenger
Camel Sopwith Camel Monogram 1/24 kit 441 Squadron RCAF Mustang Mk III Tamiya P-51B 1/48 kit IPMS Canada resin grills True Details block tread tires (exaggerations shaved & sanded down) Topsides done with MM Ocean Grey & Tamiya mix RAF Dark Green Undersides are AeroMaster Med. Sea
CF-188 Hornet This particular CF-188 Hornet aircraft 188738 Demo 2010 was flown by Capt. Brian "BOOZER" Bews. The year's scheme celebrated the Canadian Naval Centennial. The aircraft crashed during a test flight for an airshow in Lethbridge Alberta. I chose to build this particular