WHIFs found in a Key Publishing bookazine

[kitbasher]

Rummaging in WH Smith yesterday and found this:
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On page 89 there's this photo that must have been taken at a UK model show:
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Have unsuccessfully searched the forum to try and find the builder of the Silbervogel (who's is it and when/where was the photo taken?), however the Kurtisch Ku19E in the background is mine (https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?msg=444781)

Changing topic somewhat, in the same publication there's numerous hotos of the Dornier Do23 looking remarkably like the monoplane Heyford idea I had some years ago but never built.

[zenrat]

Thats a Merlin engined CASA 2.111 on the cover.  As it was built after 1956 in Spain it is particularly inappropriate for a book called German Bombers 1915 to 1945.
Doesn't bode well for what's inside.

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[PR19_Kit]

Key Pubs of ALL people should know better!     

[kitbasher]

Thats a Merlin engined CASA 2.111 on the cover.  As it was built after 1956 in Spain it is particularly inappropriate for a book called German Bombers 1915 to 1945.
Doesn't bode well for what's inside.

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Oh I didn't buy it, just thumbed through it. 

[The Wooksta!]

Isn't the Silbervogel one of OGL's?  Mine hasn't had it's Telford debut yet and is in the greens anyway.

Didn't OGL have some of your models in protective custody?  It's possible that it was used for a display at some point.  Would explain why the two are together.

Edit: it's OGLs.  He posted it in a thread last year and it's the AMP kit.  My experience of the Takom kit is not one I want to repeat.

[kitbasher]

Thanks Lee (protective custody  ).

I did wonder whether it was Martin's (EDIT: not that I was able to find the thread, although I did see a post announcing a purchse).  Yes he's got some of my builds in his 'travelling reserve' valise.