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RT Index List 42-04 IPMS Canada RT (Random Thoughts) Index Maintained by: Fred Hutcheson C5659 List by Issue snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa ON, K1P 5P e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 1 of 88 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by issue Subject Designation Countr Comments VOLUME: 0002 Category: Aircraft review VC10 Vickers Super VC10UK notes on Frog 1:144 kit letter Vimy Vickers VimyUK alternate finish & scratched items noted Category: Miscellanous letter Fabric, replicating how to using cloth & solvent letter finishing using matt varnishes for uniform finish VOLUME: 0003 Category: Aircraft review Mustang North American P-51DUSA notes on Nichimo 1:75 kit, plus Airfix & Revell review Tony/Hien (Swallow) Kawasaki Ki-61Japan notes on Nichimo 1:70 kit VOLUME: 0004 Category: Aircraft review Lancaster Avro LancasterUK Harlyford's book on the type with related types VOLUME: 0005 Category: Aircraft article Halifax Handley Page Halifax B.7UK notes on converting Airfix 1:72 kit article Hawk/Warhawk Curtiss P-40K-10-CUUSA notes on modifying Frog kit article Lancaster Avro Lancaster 10PCanada convert Airfix 1:72 kit to Cdn post-war photo VOLUME: 0006 Category: Aircraft review Ju 88 Junkers Ju88-A4Germ notes on Airfix kit article Sabre Canadair SabreCanada RCAF mkgs Pt 1 general discussion VOLUME: 0007 Category: Aircraft article Typhoon/Tornado Hawker TornadoUK convert Airfix kit to early Prototype VOLUME: 0008 Category: Miscellanous article Reviews Notes on how to write a good kit review VOLUME: 0009 Category: Aircraft article Hudson Lockheed Hudson IVUSA Aussie Mkgs for 2 units article Ju 88 Junkers Ju 88Germany Convert Airfix -A4 to -G7e article Sabre Canadair SabreCanada RCAF mkgs Pt 2 (+ drawing) VOLUME: 0010 Category: Aircraft article RCAF Unit Codes Canada chart of Sqns & Codes (Update 1980!) article Sabre Canadair SabreCanada RCAF mkgs Pt 3 (+ drawings) VOLUME: 0011 Category: Aircraft article RCAF Unit Codes Canada updates to original list in 0010 VOLUME: 0012 snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa ON, K1P 5P e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 2 of 88 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by issue Subject Designation Countr Comments Category: Aircraft article RCAF Unit Codes Canada review of Sqns & Home based Sqns VOLUME: 0013 Category: Aircraft review D3A (Val) Aichi D3AJapan notes on 1:50 Imai kit article Lancaster Avro LancasterUK RCAF service,post war histories article US Navy Color Schemes USA 1940-1947 article US Navy Colors USA Paint Mixtures VOLUME: 0014 Category: Aircraft article Harvard/Whirraway Commonwealth A/C WhirrawayAustralia Conv from Harvard w/ dwgs article Markings-US 15th AF USA Mkgs for P-47, P-51 & P-38 article Sea Fury Hawker Sea FuryCanada RCN mkgs Category: Armoured article Pzkw VI/Tiger/Elephant Henschel/Porsche ElefantGermany Conv w/ dwgs Category: Ships/Warships article CA, County class HMAS ShropshireAustralia Dwgs for conv from Airfix Suffolk VOLUME: 0015 Category: Aircraft letter Colours -Japanese Japan basic colours in use VOLUME: 0015s Category: Aircraft article Anson Avro AnsonUK RCN mkgs article Avenger Grumman TBFUSA RCN mkgs article Banshee McDonnell F2HUSA RCN mkgs article Corsair Chance Vought F4UUSA RCN mkgs article Expeditor Beech JRB-3NMCanada RCN mkgs article Firefly Fairey FireflyUK RCN mkgs article H-13/HTL/Model 47 Bell HTL/47USA RCN mkgs article H-19/HO4S/S-55 Sikorsky HO4S/S-55USA RCN mkgs article H-25/HUP Piasecki HUP-3USA RCN mkgs article Harvard/Texan North American T-6USA RCN mkgs article Hellcat Grumman F6FUSA RCN mkgs article Sea Fury Hawker Sea FuryCanada RCN mkgs article Sea King Sikorsky HSS-2/S-61USA RCN mkgs article Spitfire/Seafire Supermarine Seafire XVCanada RCN mkgs article Swordfish Fairey SwordfishUK RCN mkgs article T-33/Silver Star Canadair CT-133Canada RCN mkgs article Tiger Moth deHavilland DH 82UK RCN mkgs article Tracker Grumman S2FUSA RCN mkgs article Walrus Vickers/Supermarine WalrusUK RCN mkgs VOLUME: 0016 Category: Aircraft article Canso/Catalina Consolidated PBYUSA Cdn mkgs & conv info (post war) article T-33/Silver Star Canadair CT-133Canada Cdn mkgs Category: Miscellanous snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa ON, K1P 5P e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 3 of 88 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by issue Subject Designation Countr Comments article Display Case How To article Modelling, per-war UK on Exacto & Skybirds models, & Frog VOLUME: 0017 Category: Aircraft article Mitchell North American B-25JUSA Mkgs from old magazine letter Sunderland SunderlandUK/Canad notes about DD867 G (Airfix subject) VOLUME: 0018 Category: Aircraft article Avenger Grumman TBFUSA Cdn civil mkgs + mods for spray work VOLUME: 0019 Category: Aircraft article H-46/Labrador/Voyageur Boeing Vertol CH-113USA Cdn mkgs (Army & rescue) article Mitchell North American B-25JUSA Mkgs for a Corsican Bridge-buster VOLUME: 0021 Category: Aircraft article Avenger Grumman TBFUSA Cdn civil (Skyways) mkgs article DC-3/Dakota/Skytrain Douglas C-47/DC-3USA Dwgs of float version article Mustang North American P-51USA Civil racers article Swordfish Fairey SwordfishUK Dwgs of float version VOLUME: 0022 Category: Aircraft article Airacobra Bell P-39M-1-LOUSA Mkgs - Hergla, Tunisia, July 1943 article George/Shiden Kawanishi N1K2-JJapan Mkgs article Mustang North American P-51BUSA Mkgs - 487 Sqn, USAAF article Spitfire/Seafire Supermarine Seafire XVCanada 1947-7 RCN mkgs - under restoration (1967) VOLUME: 0023 Category: Aircraft article Cessna 180 Cessna 180USA Cdn civil mkgs - Tyee Airways, Sechelt article Flying Fortress Boeing B-17FUSA Detail turret dwgs & mkgs article Thunderchief Republic F-105USA Mkgs VOLUME: 0024 Category: Aircraft article Canso/Catalina Consolidated PBY-5AUSA Cdn mkgs - West Coast 1952 article Defiant Boulton-Paul Defiant F.Mk IUK Cdn mkgs - 410 Sqn RCAF 1942 article Hurricane Hawker Hurricane IIBCanada Cdn mkgs - 402 Sqn Fall 1941 in UK article Sparviero (Hawk)/SM 79 Savoia Marchetti SM 79Italy Dwgs for SM 79 & 79B article Tempest Hawker Tempest Mk5UK Mkgs - WC R P Beamont 1944 - JN571 VOLUME: 0025 Category: Aircraft article Harvard/P-64 North American P-64USA Notes & Dwgs for conv article Harvard/Whirraway Commonwealth A/C WhirrawayAustralia Notes & Dwgs for conv Category: Armoured article Sherman M4 MediumUSA notes & Dwgs of add'n'l field armour by Cdns snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa ON, K1P 5P e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 4 of 88 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by issue Subject Designation Countr Comments Category: Ships/Warships article DD, Clemson/Town class Canada Camo scheme article DD, River Class Canada Camo scheme VOLUME: 0026 Category: Aircraft article Antennae making Uncle Freddie - ways to create good antennae article Liberator Consolidated Lib GR VUSA Detail dwgs of ext rocket mountings article Roc Blackburn RocUK conv from Skua for #2 AA Co-op Unit, Sept 1940 article Starfighter Canadair CF-104Canada Cdn mkgs for AETE altitude record ship Category: Ships/Warships letter DD, River Class Canada notes on units shown on #0025 VOLUME: 0027 Category: Aircraft article Fokker D-VI Fokker D-VIGermany Dwgs for conv 2 kits to D.VI article Hercules Lockheed C-130USA Details & Cdn mkgs Category: Armoured article Tetrarch Light MK VIIUK 5-view Dwgs & notes on scratching VOLUME: 0028 Category: Aircraft article 504 Avro 504UK Cdn mkgs (Golden Centennaires) article Falcon Dassault Breguet CC-117France Cdn ATC 412 Sqn mkgs & notes article RCAF 1939-1945 Canada Cdn sqdn codes & a/c types Pt 1 letter Roc Blackburn RocUK notes on error in Skua wings article Tutor Canadair CT-114Canada Dwgs for regular & Gold Centenaires VOLUME: 0029 Category: Aircraft article Hudson Lockheed Hudson Mk.IIIUSA Cdn Use, camo & markings (Sqn codes) article RCAF 1939-1945 Canada Cdn sqdn codes & a/c types Pt 2 article Voodoo McDonnell Douglas CF-101Canada Cdn mkgs & notes Category: Armoured article Armour, general notes on aims & kit sizes article Ha-Go Type 95 LightJapan 1/48 dwgs (mod from Type 97 Aurora kit) Category: Miscellanous article Display Case How To (plans) VOLUME: 0030 Category: Aircraft article F-5/CF-5 Canadair CF-116/CF-5AUSA Cdn mkgs drawings (poor) & notes article Lancaster Avro Lancaster 10MRUK/Canad Convert Airfix kit to Cdn 10MR with markings article Shark Blackburn Shark Mk.IIIUK Cdn mkgs & sqdn info VOLUME: 0031 Category: Aircraft article Arrow Avro Canada CF-105Canada Detailing Aurora kit & dwgs article Blenheim/Bolingbroke Bristol BolingbrokeUK/Can Cdn mkgs & history; review of Airfix Blenheim IV article Caribou/Buffalo deHavilland Canada DHC-5/C-8Canada Cdn mkgs & details snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa ON, K1P 5P e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 5 of 88 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by issue Subject Designation Countr Comments article Greif (Griffin) Heinkel He 177Germany Detail & int dwgs article Me 109 Messerschmitt Me 109Germany Bf 109-C dwgs & conv info article RCAF 1939-1968 Canada Sqdn codes & a/c types Pt 3 (includes post War) Category: Armoured article KV-II KV-IIUSSR Conv from Aurora IS 3 in 1/48 Category: General Military article Uniforms, Polish Army Poland Uniforms of 1939 & notes on painting Pt 1 VOLUME: 0033 Category: Aircraft article Blitz (Lightning) Arado Ar 234Germany Int dwgs & details article Hercules Lockheed C-130E/C.1USA RAF mkgs for Mk C.1 article Mosquito deHavilland MosquitoUK Swedish mkgs & RCAF sqdn codes article Neptune Lockheed P2V-7USA Cdn mkgs & finishing notes
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