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  1. En orginell och annorlunda hemsida med intressanta effekter.
             Linda Johansson

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  2. What does it all mean?
             Gavin Johns

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  3. Nice site, Mark!
             HP

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  4. Kalas Mark! Elegant, funktionellt, sobert och smakfullt. Fortsätt på den vägen, det är Ditt varumärke.
             manofsea

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  5. Excellent site!
             James F. Lansdale

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  6. Great Effort!
             Pete Chalmers

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  7. A lighter touch would perhaps make this site a bit more amusing. All that glitters isn't gold.
             Mana Inc

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  8. Very thorough and well thought out.
             Harvey Low

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  9. Efter det violetta krafset så en ultrasnygg välkomstsida!
             (anon.)

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  10. Mycket snyggt! Har sett många sidor men denna var en av de bättre hittills :))) Fortsätt så må Spray och Icon bäva :-D
             Annica Tiger

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  11. Bra jobbat Mark! Sover du med öppna ögon ;-))
             Daniel Belovarsky

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  12. Mark, I have seen some of your reviews and other assorted writings in the Asahi Journal. Nice work. I like building Japanese aircraft, but I also am a serious modeler of those of other countries as well.
             Stev Oakson

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  13. When I first clicked on to this site, the graphics told me right away that this was something special. The article about the "Oscar" was well written and well researched. As a model maker and WW2 history buff, the information was very helpful. The picture of the pilot standing in front of the powerful radial engine of his "Oscar" is a very powerful image.
             John P. Fazzuoli

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  14. Good work!
             Terrill Clements

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  15. Hi Mark,
    I was just surfing the net and ran across your web page and I thought I would drop a line. I live in California. My Dad was born in Warsaw my mother was born in Krakaw. If you have a chance look up my page!
             Stan Wlodarczyk

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  16. Snygg sida du har!
             Valle

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  17. For more Pearl Harbor history write me at (*private address*), Texas, USA
             David Aiken

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  18. My brother's name is Mark too. Maybe we're cousins.
             Tekla Wlodarczyk

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  19. Underbara sidor, jag har surfat in nu igen och hela designen är verkligen COOL.
             Martin Waligorski

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  20. GREAT ........WONDERFUL.......I'M GLAD YOU'RE HERE (SEE E-MAIL) THANK-YOU AGAIN... ANOTHER WLODARCZYK
    P.S. - I CAN'T WAIT TO TELL MY BROTHER ABOUT THIS !!!!
             MARCIA WLODARCZYK

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  21. A very nice site!
    It includes the two keys few websites really have - - fine layout/art design and credible content.
    Leaves me wanting for more...
    I'm a student of history (BA), and I'm especially interested in WW2 aviation. I have been unable to put away the tube of glue...and find this a good start on a great resource. Thanks.
    Regards,
             John Crump

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  22. A very nice site!
    Comments: Mark...greetings! Have enjoyed reading your posts on Dave Pluth's site...thanks for the affirmative re: modelling colors!
    Kudos, kudos, and more kudos on your site...absolutely one of the prettiest I've ever seen (I've been a graphic designer myself for lotsa years, so I really do appreciate it!) Enjoyed, also, the Hayabusa article in particular...great stuff!!! Keep up the excellent work!
    Best...
             Andrei Koribanics

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  23. Just wanted to say hello and say this is a great web site. I`ll spend hours just going through it. The photo gallery is super. Also if anyone is interested I have about 1500 g.i. snapshots of w.w.2 German aircraft I`m willing to share them with others. plus I`m always looking for more. So e-mail me at rammjager@aol.com
             Charlie Swank

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  24. First time here - have not explored it completely but it looks good.
             Tod Jester

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  25. Hello From North Dakota! I have always been interested in Japanese Aviation, since the purchase of my first Subaru, ten years ago. Iam trying to find out if Nakajima had a corporate logo,and if so, what it looked like. Can you help me; or direct me to some one who might know? I have enjoyed your site!
    Thank you!!   Larry
             Larry Hendricks

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  26. Interesting, I model Radio Control Aircraft, some of my favorites being WWII japanese aircraft, and it is always difficult to get accurate detailed markings, without a lot of contradictory informaiton.
    Keep up the good work.
              Bill Swindells

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  27. Howdy Mark, I sure like the ASAHI JOURNAL cover design. I note that on Vol 3#1 you have it copyright "Aozora" (Azure Sky), alas on the next issue, it is written "Aozuro" (Azure Panties). I put a note to Scott, but it slipped by him, thus Vol 3#3 still has "Aozuro". Perhaps you might leave it as an interesting joke?
    Hope the "tiff" Jim has for my research has not turned you away from the DPluth web site. Noted your absence. Missed your input.
             David Aiken

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  28. Greetings!

    I just wanted to tell you that I think your site is truly a masterpiece!! One of my favorite hobbies has always been building WWII Japanese model kits and learning more about the history of them. Your site is so incredibly vast with an infinite array of information sites!! If you ever decide to publish this info in book form, count me in as your 1st customer!! Thank you for creating this timely work of art!!
             Mike M. Namba

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  29. hi,
    I found your page looking for information on the B5N Kate. i will be 'flying' one in an upcoming scenario (Guadalcanal) in AirWarrior 3, a WWII aircraft simulation.
    (http://gamers.gamestorm.com/~awscenarios/events/guaddescription.html)
    beautiful page and lots of info!
             thanks, Rob

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  30. It's really great to get info from such an enthusiast! God bless your research for the profit of all mankind especially its Swedish part - just a joke! It was very knowledgeable for simply an amateur just like me. Thanks again!
             Dimitry from bear pit

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  31. Need a source of drawings for the Type 96 carrier attack bomber (level) Yokosuka B4Y1 (Jean, 1936)
             Art Herrick

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  32. Kanon! verkligen en rak kopplig mellan tanke/budskap och form/infobärare.
             Magnus Gramstrup

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  33. Thanks for the great links to various sites related to A6M. I am really enjoying in digging them into more details; it's going to take time from me ,ah... As might be noticed from my mail address, I like ZERO. It's kind of obsession, I guess. I am planning to visit Blayd corporation in Canada this winter before spring semester( I am currently studying aerospace engineering at Iowa State Univ.). I hope, after the trip, I will be able to put some original pictures of their A6M taken by me, to my web page.
    It will initiate my own web site about A6M.
    URL: www.public.iastate.edu/~a6m/
             Koji Katakura

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  34. Mark,
    I have struck a goldmine with your site on Japanese aviation. For over ten years now, I have slaved away in the wonderful, but maniacal world of silicon valley. All the while, my dream and passions were to someday leave this rat race and pursue making historical documentaries - especially in the area of the Pacific war and Japanese aviation history. After having discovered the riches of your site, I am excited about making the the "big leap" in a couple of years. Thanks Mark, you've done a great thing for Japanese aviation history and good thing for me. I'll be visiting often in preparation of the day I pick up an arriflex head out to the Pacific regions.
             Thomas Burchill

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  35. Super site!
             Przemko, Poland

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  36. I'm doing a project on the kamikaze and I need a lot of information because my teacher want me to do a five page report on it. I need help so please E-mail me back...
             Brandon Keaton

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  37. My son is doing a report for world history on kamakaze pilots! Could you direct me to places or books that would give us more information. Thanks
             Photo@rickeng.com

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  38. A nice set up. I like the lay out and overall design. Well done.
             Chris Signet

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  39. This really is a great site and I guess I could spend hours here and only skim all of the available info. It might seem like heresey but do you know of any similiar sites covering Russian WW II aviation and also French WW II aircraft and especially camoflage schemes.
    Kind regards
             Mike Feisst, New Zealand

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  40. I wrote an e-mail earlier about the lack of pictures backing up text about markings and colors. I do stand corrected. But, I am new to this area. I do have some color photos of KI-45's from an old book of mine. If anything, it does show that japanese did take some color photos of their stuff.
             Russ Black

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  41. My son is doing a report for world history on kamakaze pilots! Could you direct me to places or books that would give us more information. Thanks
             Wes

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  42. Mark,
    I just finished reading your article on building the Zero. I found it to be informative and helpful. This article is one of the best that I have come across is my quest to be a better modeller. Thanks very much.
             anonymous

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  43. Hi Mark,
    The website keeps getting better and better! I greatly appreciate all your help with J-aircraft.com and your participation there! If there are folks out there reading this and are looking to do some business with Mark, just do it! He has never steered me wrong and does a terrific job.
             Dave Pluth
             Japanese Aircraft & Ship Modeling Homepage

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  44. High style.
             Mitch

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  45. Great site, was looking for info on Japanes WWII aircraft and got what I was looking for. I especially like the Ki-61 and would like to see more info on that machine. Stop by my site at: www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/1982/index.html
             Jaime Carreon

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  46. Hej! kul sida!! vi hörs
             Ia

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  47. Excellent site
             Chris Heggemann

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  48. It is a very intresting web page. Keep working! hello from Florida!
             anita

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  49. My name is Penio Penev. Im is Bulagria. The site is veri best! But pages japanese aviation is the best.
    Regards.
    P.S.I know your publikations is Modelarz.
             Penio Penev

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  50. Hi,
    Found your pages on a spanish web site. I mostly went to the Japanese part, and got a query about the topic. Do you know where I could find information about the A6M2N Rufe (Zeke with a floater)? Thanks!
             Laurent

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  51. The Ki-61 that Kermit Weeks has came from a crash site south of Wewak PNG. The A/c was seen by me in the early '80 with the recoverer Soup Hosington (Deceased) of Chino Airport, Calif.
             Bruce Fenstermaker

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  52. Nice site! I am in need of information on Japanese aircraft used over the Pacific during WWII. I am writing a novel that centers on an aircraft and pilot. I have not selected a model yet, but need all info, schematics, customs, markings, etc. May result in a credit to you and your site for any help. Please direct me to the best source.
             Rick Bauer

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  53. Hey Mark.
    Very cool site. It kept me busy for hours, so I didn't get my work done! Thanks alot! You've done a great job. Keep up the good work. Greetings from sunny California. I'll be in Stockholm in June; let's get together for a beer. Vi ses.
             Jan Johnson

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  54. Great site! I flew against AM6's for 21 months in S. Pacific during 1943-44
             Ralph

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  55. Excellent Web page. I am a devoted modeler of WW2 combat planes with a special interest in Japanese aviation. Great article on the Tony. Thanks.
             David Kowalski

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  56. A very nice looking site. I am curious about your detail of St Mary Woolnoth. Do you like the design of this church?
             Julian Carr

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  57. Great site, for those of us that don't like to build out of the box, really enjoyed the article on the Oscars
             Bob

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  58. I think that your page was good but i think that those Japs are CRAZY. Why would you kill yourself like that? For the EMPORER. Yeah right. Why would you do that. To me they are idiots. But your page was good.
             Zach

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  59. Hi Mark,
    I visited your website hoping to retrieve some info about the Japanese military. No such luck! If you could please send me some info about the military in Japan please. Thank u so much!
             Callie

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  60. It's a good site on japaness aviation but i would to know if some documentations on japaness avation. Thanks for your answer. Good continuation.
             Teddy

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  61. Hej, jag ville bara tala om att jag lever, vi kanske skall försöka träffas jag har flera jobb i Stockholm, lunch kanske???
             Åsa

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  62. Mark i think your really nice any chance of a little message back to my e-mail address...pleeeeeeeeze
             Joe

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  63. Japanese naval avation is terrific!
             Tad Nitasaka

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  64. I learned the magic word are "Please" and "Thank you", but they didn´t work at Hannas page, what am I doing wrong?
             Agneta Byers

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  65. Very good looking web page!
    Anyone who knows where I can find a photo of a japanese pilot? It's not just anyone, I'm looking for one which portraits a pilot [half figure]. He's standing with his head on the back of his head tightening a headband [whith the japanese navy flag on it]. It's quite famous so I would be surprised if you hadn't seen it.
    Last time I saw it was on a Gun's N Roses poster.
    thanks fore a nice site.
             David Hanson

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  66. Hello and *bows* as a combatflight simulator pilot on combat flight simulator2 I enjoy these articals tremedously . Online Iam with the Tainan hikotai 3rd wing http//tainan.co.uk/. i go buy the name Of Shobaku . please vist and leave a message or email me ! Iam curious about a certain japanese army aircraft called the G5N - was it a 4 engine bomber ? i have it sitting in my hanger as of now . were could i get some pictures and or referances of this aircraft ??? anyway I have enjoyed your site the articals on the hien ki-61 were very amusing for the simple fact hat cfs2has a program called mission builder so i will some of the articals to recreate some of the b29 intercepts that i have read about - in anycase thank you for this site - I will vist often - *Bows* salute Nito [arturo] shobaku
             Arturo J Holquin

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  67. Great Job Mark. I share your affinity for older aircraft.
             Eric Taylor
     
  68. Military history...! jag har försökt läsa von Clauswitz i flera år, sedan min gamle latinlärare tvingade oss att läsa om Ceacars fälttåg på latin! Ska lämna MP ganska snart; jag blev kvar då en god vän betalade för 3 månader eftersom jag alltid sitter hemma och ALDRIG går ut. han har fel, men det har jag inte sagt till honom. Jag smyger ut ibland, numera mest med vovven, som är nio veckor och så SNYGG! So, I guess I´ll just... fire away!
             *wow*
     

 

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