1:144 Curtiss P-36 'Hawk'

I'm happy to share our latest 1:144^th scale aircraft model release; today it's the ubiquitous fighter Curtiss P-36 'Hawk', also known outside the US as Model 75 'Mohawk'. Just as previous models in this range, our 'Hawk' is born thanks to the co-operation with Plane Printer designer via Patreon. It retails in box as a single piece DLP 3D-printed miniature, so requiring no assembly at all. Box reverse includes a brief painting guideline for French service.

1:72 Ford AA pickup van

I'm delighted to announce the release of a brand new 1:72^nd scale civilian vehicle - Ford AA pickup van. This new model is entirely 3D printed, and it comes boxed in just 5 parts - chassis, cab roof, bed and wheel axles, as it can be seen below.

Also, the 1:100^th scale version of this model is pretty close to deadline now; we expect to release it too in the next few weeks.

WSS Alcaudete Regiment flags & guide

I'm happy to share the latest addition to Our War of Spanish Succession flags ranges at 1:100th, 1:72nd and 1:56th scales. Today it's the flags for the Saragossa Town Infantry Regiment, perhaps better known as Alcaudete Regiment on behalf of one of its colonels. This Austrophile regiment served in Aragon and Catalonia until 1713, when it was evacuated from the Iberian Peninsula and stationed in Milan. After the ultimate peace between Philip V and Charles VI by the Treaty of The Hague (1720), Alcaudete regiment was incorporated into the Imperial Army.

Along with the flag sheets, I've also released a PDF guide on the subject for free download, as usual.

Maserati 8CTF, now in 1:100

Maserati 8CTF is now our sixth Grand Prix racer so far, both in 1:72^nd and 1:100^th scales. Unlike its larger version which is resin cast, this new smaller version is a DLP 3D-printed model produced in one single piece - so it requires no assembly job beyond fixing a pilot to it.

1:144 Mitsubishi A6M 'Zero'

I'm pleased to share our newest 1:144^th scale aircraft model, this time the legendary Japanese fighter Mitsubishi A6M 'Zero'. Just as previous models in this range, our 'Zero' is born thanks to the co-operation with Plane Printer designer via Patreon. It retails in box as a single piece DLP 3D-printed miniature, so requiring no assembly at all. Box reverse includes a brief painting guideline.

We expect to release more WW2 aircraft soon --not just SCW ones!

1:56 Hispano Suiza MC-36 is back, too

This SCW huge beast is available back again too, as a set of STL files for 3D-printing. It has been simplified so as to have less small parts, so it's easier to build now than previously as a resin model kit; although it still requires a little assembly job. Also, we've taken advantage of this re-release for remodeling and improving its optional T-26 turret, in order to make it look better.

Worth to be pointed out that Minairons has also opened a store in Wargaming3D website, where you will find all our digital products too.

17th to 20th cent. Portuguese ensigns

We've just made available three new sets of 1:600^th scale Age of Sail ensigns, that span for over three centuries of Portuguese history: a set of 17^th century merchant ships, another one of a 18^th century man-of-war and lastly the flag set of Potuguese Navy from 1830 to 1910.

After these recent releases, our naval flags collection has already expanded to 60 sheets of a growing selection of seafaring nations, from the Age of Discovery to Pax Britannica's times! In Minairons' website, these are categorized into three different folders:

• 17^th century Naval flags
• 18^th century Naval flags
• 19^th century Naval flags

Hope you like them!

1:56 Henschel Type 33 Truck is back too!

Now it's the 1:56^th scale version of Henschel Type 33 heavy truck what has come back as a digital product - that is, as a set of STL files for 3D-printing. It has been simplified so as to have less parts; but it still stands as a multi-part set, in order to ease its painting job, as well as an eventual customization - with separate parts for chassis, front, cab roof, bed, wheels and optional tarpaulin, toolbox and steering wheel.

Henschel's STL files come in a .RAR or .ZIP file on demand. Due to the compressed file exceeding a bit the maximum allowance of our website's software (which is below 2 Mb), an automated download cannot be set; therefore, the STLs must be delivered manually using a secure service such as WeTransfer after order is paid for.

Also, we are already working out the same with another well-known 1:56 model kit - the Hispano Suiza MC-36 armored vehicle.