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RT Index Catsub 42-04 IPMS Canada RT (Random Thoughts) Index Maintained by: Fred Hutcheson C5659 List by Category and Subject snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa, ON K1P 5P7 e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 1 of 57 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by Category and Subject Volume Subject Designation Country Comments Category: aircraft 3104 40B Boeing 40B-4a USA build CMR 1:72 resin kit 1603 184 Shorts Type 184r UK Airframe vf kit @1:72 0028 504 Avro 504a UK Cdn mkgs (Golden Centennaires) 0412 504 Avro 504Ka UK Nightfighter mkgs (1 of 3) 77 Sqn, Scotland 0606 504 Avro 504Ka UK Swedish mkgs - 1919 0606 504 Avro 504/552Aa UK Cdn mkgs, 1920-28 & notes for converting to 552A 0611 504 Avro 504Ka UK Civil mkgs - 1918 - G-CABV in Manitoba 0905 504 Avro 504Ka UK CMA-A to Z: #6 - photos & history 0906 504 Avro 504Na UK CMA-A to Z: #7: history & photos 0909 552 Avro 552a UK CMA-A to Z : #8: history & photos 2305 707 Boeing 707r Canada Leading Edge decals & refuel pod 1:72 0809 707/720 Boeing B-720a USA Civil mkgs; Allman Brothers Band 0202 707/C-135 Boeing C-135a USA Civil Federal Aviation Adm mkgs 'N96' 0203 707/C-135 Boeing C-135l USA notes on aircraft shown in 0202 2306 707/C-135 Boeing KC-135r USA Detail & Scale book 2603 707/E-3 Boeing E-3 Sentrya USA building Airfix kit @1/72 0612 727 Boeing 727a USA Cdn civil mkgs - 3 profiles 4001 727 Boeing 727a Can improve Airfix 1:144 airliner 0612 737 Boeing 737a USA Cdn civil mkgs - 6 profiles (early 70s) 0711 737 Boeing T-43a USA USAF trainer mkgs & modelling notes 1504 737 Boeing 737r USA Maquettes M&B kit @1:100 2303 737 Boeing 737-300a USA markings for several airliners 2706 737 Boeing 737-200r USA JBOT decals for ZIP Air @ 1:200 3902 737 Boeing 737-200a Canada Airfix 1:144 kit + other bits - EPA markings 1704 747 Boeing 747r USA book on history & photos of the type 0210 A 143 Amiot 143a France Int dwg for Heller kit 1901 A-1 Morane A-1a France Formaplane vacuform 0702 A-2 Spad A-2a UK Conv Spad S 7 to A 2 0704 A-7 Anotov A-7a USSR Glider - Detail dwgs for scratch build 2002 Access ladders modern fightr P.P.Aeroparts resin & etched metal 1802 Aces - AustroHungary r Austria book on air aces of WWI 1111 Aces - Finnish r Finland book on men & machines 0908 Aces - Russia - Kozhedub a USSR biography - Part 1 - Po-2 & UT-2 1104 Aces - Russia - Kozhedub a USSR story of hero - part 2 2604 Aces & aircraft r USSR complete book on WWI Imperial R Air 2003 Aces & Wingmen v1 r USAAF 8th men & markings 0208 Air Shows Abbotsford 1969l Canada notes on types on display etc 0810 Air Shows Air Expo '75a Canada 15 pictures of craft on hand; notes 1108 Air Shows a Canada Maple Flag 1978 1111 Air Shows a Canada wrap-up of photos from 1978 1301 Air Shows a Canada Maple Flag 79 notes & serials attending 1402 Air Shows Abbottsford 1980a Canada photos from show 2003 Air Shows Abbottsfordl Canada An 225 & MiG 29 photos 0022 Airacobra Bell P-39M-1-LOa USA Mkgs - Hergla, Tunisia, July 1943 0307 Airacobra Bell P-39a USA Cdn mkgs at Rockcliffe 1942 April 16 0407 Airacobra Bell TP-39a USA Trainer dwgs (1 of 3) snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa, ON K1P 5P7 e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 2 of 57 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by Category and Subject Volume Subject Designation Country Comments 0704 Airacobra Bell P-39Qa US/USSR craft of Capt Guljajev 2x 'Hero' 0904 Airacobra Bell P-39Na USA Italian mkgs; Campo Vesuvio 1944 1108 Airacobra Bell P-39Da USA Detail dwgs 1204 Airacobra/Kingcobra Bell P-63a USA Dwgs various mk's 2802 Airacomet Bell YP-59a UK improve 1:48 Hobbycraft kit 2301 Airbus Airbus Industrie A340-300r Revell Germany kit @ 1:144 3001 Aircraft, Japanese WW2 r Japan Czech magazine in colour 2305 Aircraft, modern r PP Aeroparts Sidewinder & ACMI data 1:72 b1801 Aircraft, Royal a UK planes flown by UK Royals 0906 Aircraft, Swedish a Sweden 12 photos of Viggen, B/V 107, Draken + others b1707 Aircraft, weird a 11 weird types where kits exist b1710 Aircraft, weird l note about a 12th type/kit b1804 Aircraft, weird a twelve more weird planes you can build b1807 Aircraft, weird l France the look on the Leduc 021 pilot's face b1907 Aircraft, weird a 10 more weird planes to build 2301 Airlines -Air North Ltd a Canada modelling equipment of airline 1403 Airlines -Alta Forest Ser a Canada Civil helos 2303 Airlines -Central Mtn Air a Canada aircraft types & markings 2305 Airlines -Pacific Coasta a Canada types & markings 2203 Airlines -Trans Provincia variousa Canada history, photos/notes of equipment 0905 Airship Akron Goodyear Akrona USA Airship history & details; + F9C Sparrowhawk 0905 Airship Macon Goodyear Macona USA Airship history & details; + F9C Sparrowhawk 1305 Albatros Albatrosr Germany Wingspan book on all versions 2002 Albatros Albatros D.I / D.IIIr Germany Meikraft Models 1:72 kit 2104 Albatros Albatros D.Var Germany 1:48 decals for a specific craft 2303 Albatros Albatros D.IIIa Hungary history & markings for Hungarian ace 2602 Albatros Albatros Dr.1r Germany 1:48 kit of prototype /proposal 2701 Albatros Albatros D.Vr Germany Eduard kit @ 1:72 2706 Albatros Albatros D.Va Germany building Eduard kit @ 1:72 2803 Albatros Albatros D.IIIa Germany detail Eduard kit @ 1:48 2803 Albatros Albatros D.IIIr Germany Roden kit @ 1:72 4203 Albatros Albatros D.Va Germ/UK build Wingnut Wings 1:32 kit as a captured craft 0206 Albatross Grumman CSR-110a USA Cdn mkgs & notes for Rescue craft 0504 Albatross Grumman HU-16B/Ea USA US mkgs - 9 craft with notes; pt 1 0608 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA Conv "B" to "A" model, 5 sets of markings 0609 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA Cockpit dwgs & Italian mkgs - 2 profiles 0702 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA Brasilian mkgs - 2 profiles 0705 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA/W G 3 profiles of West German mkgs 0707 Albatross Grumman HU-16l USA/W G Note: late scheme (RT 0705) has Day-glo bands 0710 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA Brazilian mkgs; addendum to RT 0702 0712 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA Japanese mkgs; profile with colour notes 0809 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA 8 detail pictures of Cdn craft 1606 Albatross Grumman HU-16a USA Civil mkgs, current Indoesia b1205 Albatross Grumman HU-16B/CSR-110a Canada differences with the Cdn version b1905 Albatross Grumman CSR-110a USA/Cana convert Monogram 1:48 kit for RCAF 2545 Albatross (DH) deHavilland DH.91a UK building 1:72 vac-form kit 0410 Alf Kawanishi E7K2a Japan Mkgs & details; mod Hasegawa kit for radial 0712 Alf Kawanishi E7K2a Japan Japanese mkgs profile + 4 tail mkgs (Sentai 74) snail: Box 626, Station B, Ottawa, ON K1P 5P7 e-mail: [email protected] February 11, 2021 web: www.ipmscanada.com Page 3 of 57 IPMS Canada - RT Index - List by Category and Subject Volume Subject Designation Country Comments 1504 Alpha Jet Alpha Jetr ESCI kit @ 1:48 0015s Anson Avro Ansona UK RCN mkgs 0308 Anson Avro Anson IIa UK Notes & Dwgs to conv Airfix Mk I to a II 0411 Anson Avro AT-20a UK 1945 US mkgs (for export 1 of 3) 0708 Anson Avro Anson I/5a UK/Canad 2 profiles of Cdn mkgs; 7 AOS, Portage La Prairie 1007 Anson Avro Anson Ia UK CMA-A to Z #14a; history, 2 photos 1101 Anson Avro Anson IIa UK CMA-A to Z #16,photos of 1st Cdn version 1108 Anson Avro Ansona UK CMA-A to Z #18 1804 Anson Avro Ansona UK RCN service 1804 Anson Avro Ansona UK RCN mkgs b1402 Anson Avro Ansona Canada overview of Cdn versions with side views 0026 Antennae making a Uncle Freddie - ways to create good antennae 3103 antennas rig wiresa using thread for wire antennae 0211 AOP Auster AOP VIa UK Cdn Mkgs; Cdn Aero Museum 1969 0212 AOP Auster Mk. VIl Canada Notes to drawing in RT 0211 0501 AOP Auster Variousa UK Various mkgs, Can, Brit, Aust 0903 AOP Auster AOPa UK CMA-A to Z #4; Notes & Photos 0904 AOP Auster AOP VIa UK CMA-A to Z #5; Austers post-War 2201 Ar 68 & FW Triebflugel Arado Ar 68r Germany kits by HUMA in 1:72 2604 Ar 196 Arado Ar 196r Germany book on the type - variants & profiles 2545 Ar 240 Arado Ar 240C-2r Germany Revell 1:72 kit of nightfighter 2302 Ar 396A Arado Ar 396Ar Germany HUMA kit @ 1:72 2202 Argosy Hawker Siddeleya Canada modelling TransAir unit in 1:72 2704 Argus Canadair CP-107a Canada modify Airways 1:72 Britannia kit 1107 Argus/Forwarder Fairchild UC-61a UK Cdn mkgs - 12 Sqn 0031 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105a Canada Detailing Aurora kit & dwgs 0604 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105a Canada Cdn mkgs to same scale as Aurora kit & notes 1505 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105a Canada Astra vac @1:72 review 1904 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105r Canada Hobbycraft Canada 1:48 injection kit 1905 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105Ja Canada mods to update CF105 from Hobbycraft 2502 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105 Mk.2r Canada Stratosphere vacform @ 1:48 2603 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105r Canada book on the type 3104 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105a Canada build 'new-tool' Hobbycraft 1:48 kit 3901 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105a Canada build Hobbycraft 1:48 kit with additions - pt 1 3902 Arrow Avro Canada CF-105a Canada Build Hobbycraft 1:48 kit - pt2 2603 Art, Nose r Canada WW2 Cdn nose art 4201 Atlantic Dassault Breguet BR.1150 -1a Germ Build Revell 1:72 kit as German Retirement scheme 0812 Atlas Armstrong Whitworth Atlasa UK CMA-A to Z #3; history & 3 photos 0411 Autogiro Cierva/Avro C-6a Spain Detail Dwgs, 4 port side views 0502 Autogiro Cierva/Avro C-6Cl Spain Correction to article in RT 0411 0015s Avenger Grumman TBFa USA RCN mkgs 0018 Avenger Grumman TBFa USA Cdn civil mkgs + mods for spray work 0021 Avenger Grumman TBFa USA Cdn civil (Skyways) mkgs 0036 Avenger Grumman TBFa USA 852 Sqn TBF's onboard HMCS Nabob 0605 Avenger Grumman TBFa USA Skyway Air Services
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