My Thaipaperwork Collection 1/100 scale.

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After a long period of absence due to real world reasons, Nobi returned to us with his excellent designs. And with that in mind, I decided to create a thread that concentrates all my work already done by this prolific designer, and there will be new additions to the collection in the future. Many models, especially the 1/100 ones, I tested most for Nobi between 2013 and 2014, but I have models from the "Warbird" series, "Modern" series and many others that are spread across the Forum, and that I think are worth showing here.

The first model to show is from the old "Warbirds" series (No. 17), the Fairey Battle model (although I also really like Bruno's model) is one of the most accurate existing in digital format, combining simplicity and effectiveness. The model comes in two versions (One from the RAF used in the French campaign and the other from the Royal Belgian Air Force), this model was built in 2016. Original 1/48 scale, reduced to 1/100 scale.

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The Curtiss Hawk 75O/N/M was an export version of the P-36 with fixed faired landing gear and Cyclone engine, it was used by China, Argentina and Thailand. Model No. 116 in native 1/100 scale. This model I tested for Nobi in 2014/15.

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Douglas TBD-1 Devastator in US Navy colors, VT-8 squadron stationed on Wake Island in 1941. Model No. 122 in native 1/100 scale.

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Native 1/100 scale Curtiss SOC-3 Seagull, another model I tested, the deck catapult is Scratchbuilding. Model Nº 106

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Another really cool model in 1/100 scale is TBF/TBM Avenger, Nobi designed the possibility of leaving the wings folded. Model Nº 105

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Vought F4U-1a Corsair, native 1/100 scale model, another one I tested when Nobi made this great series in the "Century" scale. Model No. 123.

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My repaints and conversions (downgrade) to the Wildcat F4F-3 standard in 1/48 scale (reduced to 1/100), Model in three versions, Warbirds series (I don't remember exactly the catalog number) is one of the The first Nobi models I acquired and they were the first repaint I did in my life (2009) the models still exist.

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Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat, in the colors of "Minsi II" by the great ace David Campbell, model in native 1/100 scale, another one I tested for Nobi, catalog number 99.

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One of the coolest models in the 1/100 series is the Grumman F7F-2N Tigercat, Catalog No. 98.

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Continuing with the "Grumman Foundry" aircraft, the next feline is the Bercat, also in 1/100 scale in the colors of the Royal Thai Air Force, another model that I tested in 2014 for Nobi. No. 102.