55 The number of Wings Magazine is a must! The publication is the first Brazilian magazine that specializes in aviation to reach the bunker with the flight of an Mi-35 Sabre FAB.

Claudio Lucchesi, and John Paul Moralez participated in a "mission" specially dedicated to photograph the newest machines rotorcraft Brazilian Air Force. Two aircraft were available to Scores of reporters and could not have been different: incredible, super detailed images of the 'Sabre'.

For the modeler or aviation enthusiast who wants to know more about the Mil Mi-35, this issue is fundamental.

More on the wings 55 and on the magazine at the official site www.revistaasas.com.br

This bizarre tip comes from my friend William Conter, who stumbled across this - at least - strange line of products in our company, well known Japanese plastic kits.

We have no idea what it is, whether it's a joke or not, but there is for everyone to see: bread canned Tamiya. Echoing the words of this fellow in the email ... WTF !?!?!

Who likes military history, especially World War II, has certainly found himself wondering how they would be today some of the houses and places in the European countries that have suffered through years of war.

A selection of photos published on the site www.izismile.com shows exactly that: a comparison of photos from yesterday and today for seats located in Normandy, days after the Allied invasion of France in 1944. The images show that very little has changed in many of those scenarios.

I wonder how many people pass through these places every day without realizing what happened there ... well, it's really a fantastic journey through time.

The whole selection of images can be viewed directly on the site: http://izismile.com/2009/09/03/normandy_during_ww2_and_now_204_pics.html

Here are two useful images even modelers to: the effect that the mats are shielded from the asphalt. In this case are the marks left by an armored M60A3TTS Brazilian Army. Very useful for those who will build a diorama or vignette in the streets with armored asflatadas!

The site EnglishRussia always has interesting things for those who love aviation, especially unusual images.

Today's tip is the photo of the cemetery of Russian military aircraft ... some make us, think ...

Check out more photos at this link http://englishrussia.com/?p=533

The Brazilian Army, in celebration of the Soldier's Day, celebrated on August 25, mounted an exhibition of equipment and armored vehicles in the parking lot outside the Mall Barigui in Curitiba.

The photos below were taken on August 23, 2009 and show two highlights - at least for this blogger: the M578 armored rescue vehicle, based on self-propelled howitzer chassis M107/M110, and the M109A3, with a 155mm cannon.

I took the pictures "for model", with images of the details, wear, dirt and all that like to play in the kits.

For fans of aviation and modeling, especially civil aviation, is just the tip of the Kit Reviews blog - the site Aviation Dream.

http://www.aviationdream.net/

Maintained only by beasts of modeling, the site has an area of references, photos, and techniques, plus a forum very well attended and useful for any modeler. Always worth a visit!

Many know of my interest in the history of the Vietnam War, so whenever I find something interesting to post here on the blog. I'm sure many modelers also like the theme and not easy to find good references in Portuguese.

One is the official album TIME magazine's Google Images: http://images.google.com/hosted/life

There are dozens of pictures of equipment and characters of the War with the quality of inigulável TIME Magazine.

I recommend visiting the albums!

If you like to assemble kits of militaria and are you up to look "fresh air", models and figures of the Vietnam War are a great option!

There are now on the market several resin kits and accessories dedicated to the topic and to complement a quality work indicated today this beautiful site: http://www.vietnamgear.com/

Nearly everything you need to know about the equipment used in Southeast Asia is there.

Who has not seen yet can not lose! Add unedited videos related to aviation and military subjects in our channel on Youtube. There you will find entire programs dedicated to the Brazilian Air Force, the Smoke Squadron and other topics related to our hobby!

Visit now and check out: http://www.youtube.com/kitreviewsbrasil