Well Tamiya Incorporated has come to epitomise all that is good and wonderful in the kit making world.
I call them shake and bake kits: they go together so well that if you were to toss a tube of glue in the box and give it a shake a made kit will come out! These have to be some of the most well engineered and simple to put together kits on the market.
However if you are like me you enjoy the challenge of making kits fit together, only build Tamiya kits once in a while when you want an easy project to build. But I must say the level of detail in the Tamiya Incorporated kits never ceases to amaze.
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Tamiya Incorporated was founded by Yoshio Tamiya in 1946. Tamiya Shoji & Co, as the company was known then, was a Saw Mill and lumber supply business which started producing wooden model kits in 1948 by the newly created wooden model department.
With the ascent of plastic model popularity and decline of wooden model popularity, Tamiya made the shift to producing plastic model kits in 1962. (The year I was born!)
Since then the company has striven to be the world leader in quality or as they state it: “First in Quality Around the World”
Tamiya Shoji & Co has expanded the Tamiya Group into the following Divisions:
WW2 Model Airplane Kits brings you news, views and resources for buying, building and collecting World War Two Model Airplanes.
Within the pages of this site you will find reviews of WW2 Model Airplane Kits I have completed, a photo gallery of these kits and the real thing from Air Shows.
I hope to share my knowledge and expertise with anyone interested in taking up this hobby and I make recommendations of the best airplane models kits and model airplane manufacturers to buy in my humble opinion.
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- NZFlyBoy