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P-51D Mustang wheels (diamond and hole tread pattern)
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Wernher Von Braun & V2 Rocket Research Team (3 fig.)
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F72283 20. June, 23:33
Vauxhall Type D Ambulance Detail Set for Roden
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Tamiya's new tool Sturmpanzer IV Brummbär with my first attempt with their Detail-Up Zimmerit sticky-on things.
Project: Sturmpanzer 43
1 | 20. June, 21:44
bossy122
Do you like Tamiyas sticky on zimmerit? Looks pretty good to the camera, what do you think in person?
Do you like Tamiyas sticky on zimmerit? Looks pretty good to the camera, what do you think in person?
20. June, 23:31
KMS Bismarck Swastikas, Naval Ensigns & Aircraft Decals
Custom Hobby Decals 1:200
WS-001328-S200-V1 20. June, 23:30
US Navy (1794-now)
47 | 18. May, 01:48
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Guillaume Blanchet
Yes very useful. Thanks!
Is pastel easy to clean up in case I need to redo something?
Yes very useful. Thanks!
Is pastel easy to clean up in case I need to redo something?
18. June, 02:31
Spanjaard
Truly fantastic job. beautiful camp. Pics with treeline background are just superb!!
Truly fantastic job. beautiful camp. Pics with treeline background are just superb!!
20. June, 23:15
9 | 19. June, 17:21
Vance Moore
Yes I did. This was kind of a learning experience for me, I haven't built a model in years.
Yes I did. This was kind of a learning experience for me, I haven't built a model in years.
19. June, 18:09
Vance Moore
Thank you! I followed the kit painting guide as to the location of the dark green and applied it with a Tamiya cotton swab to simulate camo added in the field.
Thank you! I followed the kit painting guide as to the location of the dark green and applied it with a Tamiya cotton swab to simulate camo added in the field.
20. June, 14:56
USAF/NATO E.3 Sentry Detail and Conversion Set For Airfix or Heller Kits
Flightpath 1:72
FP-72-104b 20. June, 23:07
16 | 26. July 2020, 23:46
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Steven Van Dyck
I fixed the cables on the cranes and also attached all PE for the left side hull tools.
I fixed the cables on the cranes and also attached all PE for the left side hull tools.
13. June, 23:18
Steven Van Dyck
It's not really needed to replace the Dragon .50, but nothing goes above the cold glimmer of a brass barrel. Also the headlights and some clamps are added in PE.
It's not really needed to replace the Dragon .50, but nothing goes above the cold glimmer of a brass barrel. Also the headlights and some clamps are added in PE.
16. June, 22:51
Steven Van Dyck
Thanks for al the likes. @Neuling: I even discovered some PE parts I forgot to add to it, so it will look better when finished. By now the main armament is added with the help of a scratch system that keeps the gun elevated. If not it would just droop. The muzzle brake had to be carefully aligned to the hull after polishing away the mold lines inside and outside and reboring it. The figures look realistic but the hollow structure of some of them leads to a suture that is a lot more evident than the fine mold line on them. One of the drivers does not fit in the hatch, being positioned for a Sherman model. I have to remove the arms and find other ones.
Thanks for al the likes. @Neuling: I even discovered some PE parts I forgot to add to it, so it will look better when finished. By now the main armament is added with the help of a scratch system that keeps the gun elevated. If not it would just droop. The muzzle brake had to be carefully aligned to the hull after polishing away the mold lines inside and outside and reboring it. The figures look realistic but the hollow structure of some of them leads to a suture that is a lot more evident than the fine mold line on them. One of the drivers does not fit in the hatch, being positioned for a Sherman model. I have to remove the arms and find other ones.
18. June, 23:16
Steven Van Dyck
Today, after some changes to the barrel and the engine compartiment, a masking was made for the track part and then a grey primer was used from a Rustoleum can.
Today, after some changes to the barrel and the engine compartiment, a masking was made for the track part and then a grey primer was used from a Rustoleum can.
20. June, 23:00
7 | 13. June, 20:20
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James Barrett
Stynlrez is nice and easy to work with, I love that I can basically go straight from the pot the airbrush, and then dump the leftover right back into the pot.
Stynlrez is nice and easy to work with, I love that I can basically go straight from the pot the airbrush, and then dump the leftover right back into the pot.
18. June, 21:07
James Barrett
The head looks a little rough at the moment, because I haven't worked on blending the shading up to the mid-tone yet.
The head looks a little rough at the moment, because I haven't worked on blending the shading up to the mid-tone yet.
18. June, 21:07
James C
Really fascinating seeing your paintwork on the face evolve and progress. Very cool! 👍
Really fascinating seeing your paintwork on the face evolve and progress. Very cool! 👍
18. June, 21:50
James Barrett
Well... I completely screwed up blending the shading back to the mid-tone. I am currently in the process of stripping the general's head. Gonna try again from scratch.
Well... I completely screwed up blending the shading back to the mid-tone. I am currently in the process of stripping the general's head. Gonna try again from scratch.
19. June, 01:32
James Barrett
Ok, Head Round 2. I used a lighter basecoat this time around and that seemed to produce a better result. I also started with a lighter shading color to work up from. The reference photos I have of him suggests he was pretty pale.
Ok, Head Round 2. I used a lighter basecoat this time around and that seemed to produce a better result. I also started with a lighter shading color to work up from. The reference photos I have of him suggests he was pretty pale.
20. June, 19:56
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