News from Gerry Paper Models - aircrafts

[Gerry1966]

I don't know why I couldn't upload more than two profiles in my last post. So here's the remaining one!

[Texman]

Very nice stuff Jaromir!

[gomidefilho]

One word: Wow!

[wireandpaper]

Yes, one of the nicer twin engine fighters of WW2!

[Gerry1966]

And let's continue the Japanese ride while I'm having fun!
No, don't worry. What I promised, I'll deliver....
But now I'm enjoying it too much. And here's the proof - another type. The Kawasaki Ki-48 Sokei light bomber. Five versions in all:
- Kawasaki Ki-48-I Sokei (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, 3. Chutai, 8. Hikō Sentai, Burma, Summer 1942)
- Kawasaki Ki-48-I Sokei (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, 75. Hikō Sentai, China, October 1941)
- Kawasaki Ki-48-I Sokei (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, 90. Hikō Sentai, Tak AB, Thailand, January 1942)
- Kawasaki Ki-48-IIb Sokei (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, 1. Chutai, 90. Hikō Sentai, Sumatra, April 1945)
- Kawasaki Ki-48-IIb Sokei (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, 2. Chutai, 34. Hikō Sentai, New Guinea, Autumn 1942)

[Don Boose]

I am delighted to see all of these Japanese airplanes.

I must try to build one of yose Lilys for Lil.

Don

[Butelczynski]

Somehow I missed Ki-48. I didn't think Bruno made one so I'm happy to see your recolors Jaromir.

Too bad you didn't make a post war Chinese one. Ki-48 was one of few Japanese aircraft that stayed in Chinese communist service for sew more years.

I think one surviving example of the type is on display in Beijing. Other one is in Moscow according to Wiki

[Gerry1966]

Originally Posted by Butelczynski

Somehow I missed Ki-48. I didn't think Bruno made one so I'm happy to see your recolors Jaromir.

Too bad you didn't make a post war Chinese one. Ki-48 was one of few Japanese aircraft that stayed in Chinese communist service for sew more years.

I think one surviving example of the type is on display in Beijing. Other one is in Moscow according to Wiki

Not only in the communist one. As far as I know, Chiang Kai-shek's nationalists used them militantly against the communists for several years.
That would be an interesting version too.
I'll consider it.

[Rata]

Real nice Jaromir! The Ki-45 to me was one of the most impressive Japanese types of WWII.

Karol, Bruno did do the Ki-48:

[Gerry1966]

Another model was:
- simple design
- simple camouflage
- simple markings.
So cool. A quickie.

- Kawasaki Ki-102 Ko (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, unknown unit, Tokyo area, Summer 1945)
- Kawasaki Ki-102 Otsu (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, 3. Hikō Sentai, Noshiro AB, Spring 1945)
- Kawasaki Ki-102 Otsu (Nippon Rikugun Kōkūtai, 3. Chutai, 45. Hikō Sentai, Hokota AB, August 1945)