Posts Tagged ‘military’
Pacmin Studios at the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference 2026
Pacmin Studios was on the ground at the Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) Air, Space & Cyber Conference this past September in National Harbor, Maryland to support several of our partners’ models on display. Take a look below to see the models in action: General Atomics Full-Scale CCA Merlin Cessna Skycourier UX Merlin Labs…
Read MorePacmin Studios at Farnborough 2026
An exciting week in Farnborough wrapped up in July, putting a cap on months of hard work from the Special Projects Team at Pacmin Studios. Pacmin Studios was proud to create four unique exhibition models that helped our clients communicate complex concepts easily to everyone who visited their booth. Take a look below at some…
Read MorePacmin Studios Brings the Delta Black Raider 330 to Life
Pacmin Studios was recently commissioned by Delta Black Aerospace to create a 1:1 scale replica of their groundbreaking Raider 330 VTOL UAS (Vertical Takeoff and Landing Unmanned Aerial System). We are incredibly proud to have the opportunity to work with Delta Black and create this model, which currently resides at their headquarters in McKinney, Texas.…
Read MoreGeneral Atomics CCA Model Makes International Debut
Last month, the General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Collaborative Combat Aircraft made its international debut with the help of a 1:1 scale model produced in a joint effort by Pacmin Studios and TFX. This is the second full scale replica of the CCA that we have had the privilege of working on with General Atomics. The…
Read MoreThe Evolution of Plane Spotting: From Wartime Necessity to Beloved Hobby
One of the unsung heroes of WWII were known as plane spotters, people who were dedicated to observing and logging aircraft through forms of photography and videography. The term was coined during the start of WWII, when the Royal Observer Corps (U.K.) encouraged civilians to become spotters and document airplanes from observation posts throughout coastal…
Read MoreWhat Did The Tuskegee Airmen Do After WWII?
Who were the Tuskegee Airmen? The Tuskegee Airmen were devoted, ambitious young men who volunteered to become the first Black military airmen in the United States of America.1 How did the Tuskegee Airmen get their start? In the late 1930s, President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his administration debated U.S. involvement in the war in Europe.2…
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