Wolfland Computers & Hobby

04/12/2026

The new Maritime Strike Tomahawk, I could only find one picture of it.

04/05/2026

1/48, 1/35 and 1/22 Talos 😁

03/17/2026

1/48 & 1/35 Talos 😁

03/16/2026

1/35 uss little rock talos wip

03/08/2026

Done! Talos!

03/05/2026

Coming Soon to Wolfland:

02/27/2026

Mk 45 Mod 4 1/35 scale Raffle

Professional raffle software built for fundraisers and organizations. Create verifiable raffles, share public signup pages, and draw winners with cryptographic proof. $25 per raffle.

01/21/2026

Mk-29 wip 😄

01/13/2026

Mint!

01/13/2026

01/10/2026

zoom in and read, lol

11/21/2025

1/7 Scale Ruhrstahl X-4 Air-to-Air Missile

Allied bombing success in Germany during World War II led the Germans to develop air-to-air missiles. The X-4 was to be launched from fighter planes against B-17 bombers. This missile, like the V-weapons, is an example of advanced technology that failed to prevent German defeat, but previewed future arms development. The missile's warhead was "tuned" to the vibrations of the bomber's engines, and it was meant to explode as it passed nearby. Fighter pilots guided the missile visually with a small joystick, and thin wires -- nearly four miles long -- relayed guidance commands to the missile. Though about 1,300 X-4s were built, the Allies bombed the Ruhrstahl factory, and the Germans turned their attention to other projects. The X-4 was an early attempt to use guided missiles in aerial engagements, a concept which has since been developed to produce highly accurate weapons that are the mainstay of air-to-air combat.

TECHNICAL NOTES:
Warhead: 44 lbs.
Range: 2,700 yards
Maximum speed: 560 mph
Courtesy National Museum of the USAF