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Episode II, Behind the Scenes, Sept P56 USS Baltimore Superdetailed Star Wars: Episode II, behind the scenes, Sept p56 Tamiya Ferrari 360 Spider, Feb p61 USS Baltimore superdetailed, May p34 USS George Washington, Dec p64 •Workbench Reviews: Military vehicles USS Saucy improved and superdetailed, Apr p22 USS The Sullivans, scratchbuilt, Dec p22 Academy Achilles tank destroyer, Feb p58 Uzushio, Japanese submarine, Nov p38 Academy M151A1 Light Utility Truck, Sept p71 Academy M3 Stuart “Honey,” Nov p63 V AFV Club U.S. M41A3 Walker Bulldog, Dec p70 Vacuum-forming machine, building one, May p62 Dragon SdKfz 171 Panther A (early), Oct p60 Vande Visse, Lee Eastern Express BT-7 mod 1935 (late), Feb p66 Less mess with pastels, Nov. p54 Italeri U.S. Marines M4 Sherman, July p70 Making better trees, Dec p50 Revell Germany MAN 10-ton milgl 8x8 truck, Mar Villalba, Juan Manuel p73 Brief history of the Fairey Swordfish, Apr p40 Roden IS-3 Stalin, May p70 Painting Tamiya’s Fairey Swordfish, Apr p38 Tamiya M26 Pershing U.S. medium tank (T26E3), Vintage kits, finding them, July p58 Nov p66 Vought Kingfisher by Airfix, Mar p66 Tamiya M4 Sherman 105mm howitzer, May p69 Trumpeter T-55 Model 1958, Jan p97 W * Weathering tank tracks, Sept p60 •Workbench Reviews: Miscellaneous Weld seams, simulating them, July p60 North Coast Hobbies compact spray booth, May p72 Wilkins, Lester The history of the USS Saucy, Apr p24 •Workbench Reviews: Ships and boats Improving a USS Saucy kit, Apr p22 Fonderie Miniatures LCVP (Higgins boat), Dec p77 Wilson, Jeff Brush painting basics, May p58 •Workbench Reviews: Spacecraft Using a motor tool, Apr p52 New Ware Vostok 1 Spacecraft, Dec p79 Wilson, Mark * World War II model paint guide, Oct p42 Bandai’s Gundam Wing models, Apr p42 Y •Workbench Reviews: Aircraft * Your first scratchbuilding project, Dec p54 Airshow Models Christen Eagle II, Oct p66 Z AMtech Focke Wulf Ta 183A/B, Apr p68 Zeske, Jim AMtech P-40E Warhawk/Kittyhawk, Sept p68 Plastic Panthers, Nov p26 Classic Airframes Grumman J2F-5/6 Duck, Jan p104 * Zimmerit demystified, May p22 Classic Airframes Reggiane Re.2001, Feb p63 Classic Airframes Savoia-Marchetti S.79, Sept p76 Eduard Albatros D.II (LVG), Mar p76 Eduard Messerschmitt Bf 108B Taifun, July p66 Flying Machines Reggiane 2005 “Sagittario,” Oct p64 Gavia Lavochkin La-7, Dec p74 Hasegawa AH-64D Apache Longbow, Mar p70 Hasegawa Arado Ar 234B-2 “Blitz Bomber,” Dec p68 Hasegawa Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6, May p66 Hasegawa Nakajima Ki-43-I Hayabusa (Oscar), Jan p100 High Planes Models, De Havilland Sea Vixen, Apr p72 Hobbycraft Canada Convair B-36D/RB-36H Peacemaker, Nov p68 Hobbycraft Canada SPAD XIII “Spad Aces,” Feb p60 Huma Modell Junkers Ju 288C, Apr p76 Italeri EH-101 Merlin HAS.1, Sept p78 Italeri F-15A/C Eagle, Oct p62 Italeri F6F-3 Hellcat, Mar p72 Italeri MH-47E “SOA” Chinook, Apr p75 Italeri/Zvezda Sukhoi S-37 Berkut, Feb p68 Minicraft United Airlines Boeing 777, Sept p72 MPM Ltd. 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Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187-1612 Included in this index are articles and departments in the 2002 issues of FineScale Modeler. Addtional copies of this index may be obtained by sending a large self-addressed, stamped envelope to our Customer Sales and Service Deparment at the address above. January February March April May July September October November December These are the indexed FSM departments: These are the FSM subject categories: • Editorials Workbench Reviews: • Biographical sketches • FSM Special, Staff • Questions & Answers • Aircraft • Building Blocks Report, Exclusive • Cars, motorcycles, and trucks • Cover photos • History You Can Model • Reader Tips • Military vehicles • Cover stories • Kit Classics • Miscellaneous • FSM Portfolio • Research Data • Ships and boats • FSM Showcase • Scale Drawings USING THE INDEX: Most feature articles have been indexed two or more times — once by title, again under the author’s last name, and by subject. 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