The Wingnut Wings Felixstowe F2A Early kit (ref:32050)  released in 2014 is a monster of a kit in terms of finesse, class and sheer size. You will need guts of steel and a lot of experience building big scaled planes to attempt this kit, which Kevin Fong is never short of and have years of, evident from all his fantastic planes that graced the past exhibition hall and competitions in Malaysia.

Aidy Abdullah completes another Malaysian subject into his ever growing collection.

This is the Trumpeter (kit #10667) 1/72 Russian Flanker D Su-33 given the run through by our own Kitti Tatsumaki.

Thomas 'masterqq' Ng continues his modelling quest for the biggest F-5 collection in Malaysia with the completion of this F5F in Malaysian classic silver of the 70s.

This is the Tamiya 1/48 Douglas A-1J Skyraider US Air Force of the 56th Special Operation Wing, 602nd Fighter Squadron No.029 bird operating from Thailand in 1969. As Jason Koh explains:

Part 5 concludes this 5 parter and some further observations on the entire build will be included in summary.

This is the Academy 1/72 scale Catalina flying boat made in RAF colours over the skies of Malaya in WW2.

W8417 MkII RAF Catalina was significantly the first casualty of the war in WW2 Malaya 

from Part 3 where we last stopped, Part 4 continues on the engine compartment superdetailing works.

SFTPMS member Kevin (kay) Ong and Kenny (F100supersabre) Wong completed this pair of Swedish Gripen and American built Corsair for the 2010 event. This pair will be a part of the  What-If TUDM event which will end in an exhibition at 1Utama, Basement level 2, on 18th and 19th September, 2010.

This 3rd part will move onto the work sequence at the cockpit and air intakes.

Mr Brian P., completed this tutor build in Royal Malaysia Air Force colours.

The 2nd part of this article will explain the step by step of the construction sequence.