Freightdog Models have released some interesting resin improvements for the 1/72 scale model kits.

Italeri official website reveals a 1:48 scale OH-13S Sioux helicopter model kit.

3D-Kits.com have announced a new set which will enable us to convert a Spitfire VIII or IX to a late production IXc or IXe in 1:72 scale.

Pavla Models well known for their excellent resin products are to release resin/mixed media detail sets for the Airfix 1/72 Swordfish and Harrier Gr. 9 as well as a cockpit set for the Italeri/Supermodel 1/72 Aermacchi MB 339.

Winter Valley has released their first decal sheet and the subject is a rather stunning looking Canadian Air Force CF-104 Starfighter. That red horizontal stabiliser looks very distinctive. The decal release is available in 1/72, 1/48 and 1/32 scale.

On the Phantom Models website we have found five interesting flight deck vehicles which can be seen on US Navy, Australian, Russian, Spanish, French or Brazilian carriers in 1/72 scale. Producer of these vehicles is F4 Models company.

Academy have just announced a release of the B-17G in 1:72 scale. As the title says the model provides the painting scheme of the American 15th Air Force.

Sword have published boxarts and painting schemes of their four new kits of the different Seafire versions and types in 1:72 scale.

Eagle Editions have announced the publcation of Volume 9 of their Luftwaffe reference series, Wings Of The Black Cross.

Anigrand have just announced the future release of two 1/144 large military transports and two 1/72 experimental aircraft resin kits.

Aircraft in Miniture have released a couple of items for the airfield diorama builders. They include a Liquid Oxygen [LOX] cart and a prop stand.

RS Models have published on the company official website few boxarts and catalogue numbers of the next forthcoming model kits in 1:72 scale.

Zvezda have published the boxart picture of the forthcoming release in 1:144 scale: the civilian airliner Boeing 747-8.

Prime Portal have announced a great selection of new aircraft walk-arounds. The Flying Pancake set, in particular, looks to be a huge help for anyone building the new Special Hobby kit:

Just released by Platz is a new-tool 1:72 kit of the T-33 Shooting Star. First flying in 1948 as the TF-80C, the Lockheed T-33 flew for many years with over 40 air forces worldwide, including the Japan Air Self Defense Force with 210 licence-built built by Kawasaki in the 1950s.

Ad Hoc Publishing next release will look at the Fairey Barracuda the first indigenous all metal aircraft to serve with the Fleet Air Arm.

Xtradecal has released a decal sheet containing 1/72 RAF Fighter code letters in medium sea grey. A very useful set particularly if you have some RAF fighters in your stash with dodgy decals.

Eduard have been busy this month, with an extensive range of kits and accessories ready for release, including the hotly anticipated 1:48 Bf 109E-1, plus several sets for the new Platz 1:72 T-33 which is due out anytime now:

Eduard have sent us a sneak preview of the kits we can look forward to in April. Of course, the real eye-catcher in the line-up is the Royal Edition of the brand new quarterscale Bf 109E, which promises to be something very special indeed. Bear in mind, this is a preliminary list, so exact details may change...

Academy reveals some details of their February release which is the T-50 two-seater in the eye-catching painting scheme of the ROKAF "Black Eagles" aerobatic team.

Miniwing have announced the new release of the Canadian built Avro CF-100 Canuck Mk.3 all weather fighter. This rather handsome Cold War warrior comes with marking options for two aircraft.

As revealed by Bill Cross last week, Barracuda Studios are all set to release a series of 1:32 P-51D upgrades aimed primarily at the recent Tamiya kit, but also suitable for other makers' Mustangs. Now Roy Sutherland has sent us additional details and photos of the eagerly anticipated sets:

Hobby Boss have announced on their official website two 1:48 scale aircraft model kits in the April line-up.

Trumpeter continues the line of 1:32 scale Messerschmitt Bf 109's.

This report is just to sum up latest Tamiya kits already released and coming soon. The information and pictures used here were found at the Japanese and American oficial websites of Tamiya. Since we did not present all of these kits on Aeroscale before it is a great occasion to reduce the backlog.

Hasegawa website brings us some new kits in three most popular scales and with many origins: jets, propellers, German, Japanese or American. Some of them are released in „limited availability” version. Few of these kits were already mentioned in our previous reports.

Osprey has announced news of a Special Offer this month on their books covering Campaigns.

Xtradecal have released a set of decals for the Handley-Page Halifax B.II/B.II Series 1A/B.II. Inspired no doubt by the fine looking recent Revell release of the 1/72 Halifax.

Attack Hobby Kits have announced a set of two model kits in one box of Shenyang JJ-6 & MiG-19 UTI in 1:144 scale.

Grey Matter Figures continues its releases of Jerry Rutman parts and kits, this time the Henschel HS 129.

AIMS Models are to release 1/48 decals to cover seven He-177 A-3. John from AIMS Models has found some interesting marking schemes for this large bomber. Although not mentioned this release is probably intended for the impressive MPM kit.

Xtradecals have been quick off the blocks with this excellent looking decal release for the Italeri 1/48 Hawker Hunter F.6 & FGA.9. As the Italeri release is from the same mould as used by Academy, then I am pretty sure these decals can be used for the Academy kit as well. Nine marking options are included.

Barracuda Studios has been promising resin & PE upgrades for the interior of the Tamiya P-51D and now they're here.

Japanese version of the Hasegawa website reveals few pictures of two kits: 1:72 scale Mistel S2 and 1:32 scale J2M6 Raiden.

Valom have announced four new releases for February, with the eagerly awaited 1:72 Saro Cloud appearing in both civil and RAF guises.

New from Planet Models comes a full quarterscale resin kit of the radical 1950s Grumman Jaguar:

MPM Production have announced a varied line-up of accessories in their CMK range this month:

On the KitsWorld Decals website we can find an impressive line-up of the forthcoming decal sets covering very interesting WW2 Allied machines. Decals are didicated to the model kits in all popular scales from 1:144 to 1:32. Below you can find a very long list of these sets.

AIMS Models are to release 1/48 decals to cover two Ju 52/3m g4e. One of the Tante Ju is from the Balkan theatre while the other is a medevac [sanitätas] transport.

Anigrand have just announced the release of the 1/144 Junkers Ju.322 Mammut heavy glider. This all resin kit features four additional mystery gliders in 1/144 scale.

Osprey publishing have announced on their website three new titles. Two of them are dedicated to the WW1 topic, third one is "around WW2" related.

IsraDecal Studio have announced on the company official website four resin sets, two decals and a book. With the details we can build the popular model kits in the standard and painting scheme of the Israeli Air Force. The resins and decals are dedicated to the 1:32 scale model kits.

Syhart Decals have prepared a two sets, each for 1:72 and 1:48 scales, with the decals for Spitfires of the 350th Belgian Squadron.

Syhart Decals have announced four very interesting decals sets on their website dedicated to the modern jets of european countries in a very unusual painting schemes. The sets are available in two scales - 1:72 and 1:48, you can easiely recognise them by the item number.

NOCH releases an impressive new set of Laser-Cut kits, a small mine and an extension. It is associated with Märklin 2011 annual topic “Montanunion".

DreamModel have prepared few interesting releases. In the latest offer we can find few photo-etched frets as well as resin improvements, of course dedicated to the airplanes kits.

FruFru Models is a new company on Aeroscale, this is a very first report on this site about their products. Company is located in Czech and was started in response to the lack of armament sets for modern Russian jets.

Many thanks to Adam Chodorowski from Tank Models for a heads-up on a highly detailed 1:72 Sukhoi Su-27 airfield tow bar.

KitsWorld decals have released many sets dedicated to P-47 Thunderbolts, P-51 Mustangs, B-17 Flying Fortresses, B-25 Mitchels, B-29 Super Fortresses, Spifires, P-40s and Lancasters. The sets are released in 1:144, 1:72, 1:48 scales.

Firestreak Decals is a new decal producer on the market. In the first days of this year the company have launched their official website and presented first two sets of decals for the British Lightnings of 11th Squadron in 1:48 scale.