IPMS/USA

IPMS/USA Website Archive

The upgrade to the new IPMS/USA website is complete.

The Events Calendar will reside on this site until its migration to the new site is complete. Only the Events will be updated here along with any needed Region or Chapter updates. The remainder of the site is archived and will noy be updated.

In The Latest Journal

Shane's Deuce! - A Revell 32' Roadster, by Shane Moore
Strange New Worlds - The Fantastic Plastics SS. Botany Bay, by Tim Nelson
XB-58A - Convair's Hustler Prototype, by Craig Brown
Saturn V - Apollo 17 Deconstructed, by David Carlton
The Rescue - Building My First Gundam Diorama, by Minh Thai
How the IPMS/USA Journal Gets Made, by Bob Lomassaro & Ro Annis
Heidi Is Not Amused! - A Panzer Training Crew Mishap, by Bruce MacRae
Fort Wayne - Prepair Your Models For Battle!, by Phil Perry & Dick Engar

New Reviews

The Japanese Air Army from Rabaul to Wewak - October 1942 to September 1943

by Bill Kluge

October 23, 2026

In his extensive series of earlier works, Pacific Profiles and Pacific Adversaries, covering the air war over the southwest Pacific, author/illustrator Michael John Claringbould...
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Helicopter Crew S-64E

by Bill O'Malley

October 23, 2026

A standard S-64 helicopter crew consists of two or three members. The pilot-in-command (seated on the left) flies the helicopter and operates the water discharge system in fire-fighting operations...
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American Secret Projects

by Frank Landrus

October 23, 2026

Established in 1997, Crécy Publishing is one of Europe’s leading publishers of transport and military history titles. We have a strong emphasis on aviation titles and, since the acquisition of the...
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Squadron Colors British WWI Paints

by Frank Landrus

October 23, 2026

Originally founded in 1968, Squadron/Squadron Signal/MMD is back in business again after bankruptcy and are now based out of Ringgold, Georgia. Their web page was re-activated in January 2022 for...
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"Line Jet Lethality" E/A-18G Growlers

by Paul Bradley

October 23, 2026

Dash Two Decals is a new company to me, but looking at their website, they are a one-person company based in the US that specializes in modern/recent US Navy subjects. The 1/48 scale sheet I was...
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