Uutisvirta

Peter Muldoon
Looking good! Shame the interior won't be seen. I like the soft camo of the blues, but if it is meant to be hard then so be it haha.

Martin Oostrom
Checking in!

Spanjaard
Thanks Peter. I may try to make it somewhere between soft and hard, need to experiment a bit

Spanjaard
Welcome Martin 🙂

Juergen Klinglhuber
watching

Spanjaard
Welcoming to the show Juergen.

Joseph Russo
Amazing detail for 1/144

Spanjaard
thanks Joseph

Daniel Klink
Following!!

Spanjaard
thanks Daniel, now, it has been completed 🙂 i think i will take more pictures with daylight tomorrow 🙂

Daniel Klink
Congrats Mate! Iam looking forward for the pics..

Spanjaard
thanks 🙂

gorby
Difficult to believe they are 1/144!!!! Amazing work mate.

Spanjaard
thanks gorby!

Neuling
Same as gorby!

Spanjaard
Thanks Neuling!

Jan Eifel
That thing is tiny! Awesome job.

Spanjaard
thanks Jan. you also reminded me that i had to upload some more pictures 🙂

CaptGPF
1/144 scale modeling is an artform in its own right! The quality you have achieved on this scale is unbeleivable!

Spanjaard
thanks a lot CaptGPF

Peter Muldoon
Excellent stuff!

Spanjaard
thanjs Peter!

Neil
Much respect Spanjaard really awesome work 👍 and I'm amazed at your eyesight powers too! 🙂

Spanjaard
thanks a lot Neil! not much eyesight power needed for this pair. no PE cockpit details for example 😉

Miguel Vaquero
This is just amazing for this scale!!

Spanjaard
thanks Miguel, not my best model, but quite happy about it. I need to finish several other long overdue 1/144 projects....

Zbynek Honzik
Exactly as Miguel writes; considering the scale, this is an amazing result! 👏👏👏
I like the one in the rescue color the best.

Spanjaard
thanks a lot for your nice comment Zbynek Honzik

AJMM
Beautifully done.

Spanjaard
thanks AJMM

Andy Dallibar
That's nice!

Robert Podkoński
Taking a seat, of course!
(Perhaps the transparencies and propellers from this kit would work:
Soviet Tu-2 Bomber (HobbyBoss 80298, 1:72))

Thomas Kolb
Thank you Robert! The three-bladed standard propellers in the kit are actually fine, it is the transparencies I am a bit worried about.

Łukasz Gliński
Me 2, must watch this - wondering how good/bad this kit is

Dave Flitton
Watching!!

J35J
Me 3, this will be another great build to follow.

Cuajete
Me 5!
I still don't understand why they haven't released a more updated tool for this model yet.

Moreno Baruffini
Thomas, you are a specialist in reminding me the models I started and non finished (yet)! Super inspiring, and a great build to follow for sure!

Thomas Kolb
Dear friends, thank you for your interest. I am a bit curious myself how this model will turn out - I have read some pretty nasty things about it in reviews, but I am not sure it's so bad. It certainly looks very intricately designed, not your usual shake 'n' bake kit for sure.

Gergő Takács
Thomas, you are doing always the same project what I want to do in the future with the same kits. 😀 I'm always taking a seat and save your work for motivation.

Finn
I'm in

Łukasz Gliński
Thomas, your tutorial is priceless! 👍

Mr D
Like this 👍👍
Big fan of soviet n russian stuff, will have to look up history on this one as new to me.
Interesting subject, Nice 😁

Cuajete
Good start, Thomas. Thank you so much for your tutorial 👍

Thomas Kolb
I must say, I am pretty impressed with this kit so far. At first sight it looked like an Amodel kit, but everything is very cleverly designed and all parts fits together beautifully without any problems. The only gripe I have is with the plastic itself - it's very soft and stretchy and definitely does not like to be sanded.

Nicolas
Nice start, joining.

Живко Джаков
I'm here too. I have one in a box and we only see each other with it 🙂

Cuajete
Great job so far, Thomas 👍
I never bought this kit because I thought it would be difficult to deal with.

Thomas Kolb
Cuajete, I must say, I am pretty impressed with this kit so far. At first sight it looked like an Amodel kit, but everything is very cleverly designed and the parts almost fall together by themselves without any problems. The only gripe I have is with the plastic itself - it's very soft and kind of stretchy, and all sanding needs to be followed by polishing to result in a smooth surface.

nikfrost
buckling up for this one!

gorby
I'm interested in this project so I'll tag along. 🙂

gorby
What was the problem with the PVC foam?

René "Lord Bilbo" Bartholemy
Taking a seat.

Ben M
👀

littleblackbear
The foamed PVC was a nice medium that I'm sure I'll find a project for, but for now I just found scribing and cutting just a bit too fiddly to get right. That's more of a skill problem than a problem with the material. But I have a hot wire cutter that makes very quick work of foam, and the brick carving process is far more enjoyable for me on XPS.

gorby
👍

Kesa Tiho
Silly looking truck 👍

Robert Podkoński
Taking a seat, of course!

Spanjaard
first row available? great, ready for the scratch master class 🙂
and a bit of fun too, of course 😉

gorby
Welcome to the build mates.
Kesa: Sillier the better for me. I go out of my way to find odd things to build. 🙂

David Taylor
Back in.

gorby
👍 🙂

Łukasz Gliński
I love the armoured cars and Gorbs' projects - I have to watch this too 👍

gorby
Welcome Lukasz. I hope the end result won't disappoint. 🙂

CaptGPF
I often winder how you choose your next topic for scratch builds! The subject matter is always something different or interesting - and the builds just phenomenal! Taking a seat to see the next creation!

Greg Baker
Oh, this is cool. I scratch-built an armoured car too - nothing this intense though - so I'm super-keen to see this one shape up.

gorby
Thanks both. 👍
Capt: for this one I went looking for something Norwegian, because that was the subject of the GB for Jens. It had to be something I'd be able to scratch build (as I was too tight to open my wallet to buy something. 😄 ). Normally it's because I just stumble on an interesting picture. 🙂