Notícias

Marcel
Very nice, great weathering!

Brandon H
Thanks Marcel!

István Szücs
I didn't know, Tomytec made this wagon. I didn"t know, you build in 1:35. But I knew, you build perfect models, like this one! I love it (especially the wooden insert on the roof panel- sick Japanese)

Marco Gallmann
Looking great 👍

Michael Kohl
Why is it so dusty? Do you have to hide something? 😉
Kidding aside. Nice worn look with the perfect used and grimed engine compartment.

Noël Bossaert
very very good job!
This is the most beautiful patina on a civilian vehicle that I have ever seen.

Brandon H
Thanks guys!
Michael, that's exactly why it's so dusty 🙂 my on-again-off-again relationship with clear coat haha

Dave
I love the as found condition. After a run to the lake. Nice work .

Neuling
Very appealing work!

Brandon H
Thanks Dave and Neuling!

Rui S
Very nice weathering 👍

Brandon H
Thanks Rui!

Ian Doody
Ebay gluebomb restoration project. Stripped the built parts down and cleaned them up.The beginnings of paint up. So much more do. But fun bit next, painting metallics by hand, and weathering it.

Ian Doody
Just started to block in the aluminium tub colours, only added a watered down acrylic brown/black wash. Now I wait for it to dry, then ink wash, aluminium layer, then varnish, then another light brown wash.

Kyle DeHart
Off to a quick start. You'll have it looking great in no time.

Ian Doody
First ink wash, just to put some life into the aluminium. I'll dry brush another metallic layer over this, then varnish, the do some more washes. Not a quick process, mainly due to drying times, but it looks really good.

Ian Doody
That's it for today. Still very early stage, second ink wash. It will become more subdued as I continue with layering the aluminium. This is an acceptable beginning though.

Villiers de Vos
Very nice weathering.

Jv
Taking a seat I am interested in how you strip it down I bought a few glue booms myself and not sure how to get the glue of

Ian Doody
That's it for today, and for now on this project. I've lost inspiration and desire to work on it, so back in the box, until I feel inspired to do it again. Just not feeling it, and I don't want to muck it up. Added a varnish layer, fitted the foot pedals and fixed the hole in the tub wheel bay cover.

Ian Doody
Back to the big Ferrari. The cool thing about 70s Tamiya kits, is they gave you buildable tools. It's a screwdriver and wheel nut wrench. Nice.

Ian Doody
Not a lot happening at the moment, I'm doing a lot of sanding, glueing small parts, changing bolt heads on the rear of the gearbox and brakes, as these will be seen. I'll add and swap out bolts on the black crossmember, suspension brace, as its also quite noticable. Also drilled holes in the e haust brackets, for the retention springs, Just a quick dry fit too. Even unpainted the engine is an impressive piece of hand-built model engineering from Tamiya.

Mark D
Following this one! (Have the same one waiting (with a little less glue)

Ian Doody
Scratch built the rear brake air intake cooling scoop bracket. Mad? Me? Probably 😂 there is no line down the middle, it's the crappy silver plastic. It makes dark marks appear at joins and sprue attachment points. I'll putty over the intake, then paint it to look like the clear fibreglass, suitably weathered, with a piece of tape to lesson the amount of air reaching the brakes, just like on the real thing. Exciting things ahead 😉

Ian Doody
And, yes I'm going to put in brake lines.

Villiers de Vos
Very nice progress.

Ian Doody
That's it for today, just blocked in some colour, weathering and extra details tomorrow.

Kyle DeHart
Looking good Ian!

Ian Doody
Weeeell, that's all for today. I'm knackered. Pretty good progress, I've almost finished the 312T's Transverse gearbox, added the plumbing, detail and weathering paint, painted the brake airscoops, added nuts, and painted the suspension crossbeam. Only the anti-roll bar and a bracket still to fit. Bloody good fun that was.

Ian Doody
I think this might turn out rather good.

Ian Doody
As always, doesn't look like I've done anything at all today. Finished off the anti-roll bar and brackets, made a start on the left hand side suspension lower arm, swapped nuts out for better ones, wheel mount, drive shaft and shock absorber, also made a start on the rear wing mounting bracket and battery holder.

bmod
Definitely pulling up a chair to watch this one come along. 🙂 Looks great!

Ian Doody
Not a huge update, as I've had a few days away from modelling. Finished the coil springs on both sides and the right upright and drive shaft. Haven't got to finishing the anti-roll bar yet, as I'm changing the support rods for thinner wire, so it looks more in scale. More soon.

Dominik Weitzer
looks great!

Ian Doody
Back to working on the Tamiya 1/12 1975 Ferrari 312T. Today was just to get reacquainted with the kit, remember where I was, what I had planned, and where I'm going. Tested the fit of the rear wheels and tyres, everything is just friction fitted so far, a long way to go yet. That's how good Tamiya kits are, even forty eight year old kits fit together so well. Work will continue tomorrow with the rear anti-roll bar system, as im making the connecting rods more in scale. This is going to look awesome finished.

Villiers de Vos
Welcome back at the bench Ian.

Ian Doody
As usual not a lot new to see. With one thing or another I've been busy with other things recently. But back to the rear of the 312T. Finished the gearbox, and rear suspension, anti-roll bar adjusters. Replaced the kit parts with pins, for a finer appearance.

Ian Doody
Sloooow work continues on the 312T. The Ferrari Tipo 015, 2,992 cc (182.6 cu in), flat 12, naturally aspirated, engine is a mini kit in itself. Its going to be a complicated, Spaghetti wiring job, there's twelve wires for the fuel injection and twelve wires for the electrical ignition system. Then all the water and assorted pump plumbing. but it's going to look very cool. I am going to add a few things here and there, and I've sourced some air funnel mesh guards. Also I'll be assembling the Octopuss exhaust system of twelve pipes too. Proper Italian plumbing nightmare, but it is a Ferrari lol 😆 all this is just dry fitted for now.

Kyle DeHart
Going to be a stunning powerplant.

Ian Doody
Mixed bag of modelling today, shook sticks at a few different kits. As winter is approaching, looks like I've got Ships and F1 cars in my future. I've been putting the Ferrari off for months as I worked through my Sci-Fi backlog, soo work will commence on the 1975 world championship winning F1 car, my birth year. Doing the bodywork air-intake mod, and scratch building the fibreglass valve covers, plus adding a lot of missing details, wiring and plumbing, swapping nuts n bolts, scratching the accelerator assembly, and spray painting the final bodywork for the first time... a lot to do, but it'll look very cool.

Kyle DeHart
Excellent. It's definitely going to look very cool.

Ian Doody
It has been a whole year since I touched the 1975 Ferrari 312T, omg 😲 finally put paint down on the main case of the Flat 12 engine. More soon.

Ian Doody
Ferrari 312T Tipo 15 Flat 12 engine. Only made a tiny bit of progress today, first pump and hose. More weathering to come. Then fitting all the pipes, electrics, rear transverse gearbox and suspension, and the exhaust system, that all pretty much needs to be done at the same time.

Kyle DeHart
Lovely work Ian!!

Ian Doody
Making a start on the big 70s F1 GoodYears.

Kyle DeHart
Love it.

Ian Doody
Making a start on painting up the first three exhaust pipes. I'm going for a 1980s Tamiya Catalogue, Francois Verlinden look. Painted to my personal taste, there's more than enough pristine, sparkly builds out there.

Villiers de Vos
Very nice effects on the engine.

Ian Doody
First six pipes of the exhaust manifold system finished and attached permanently.  

Ian Doody
Just dry fitted the gearbox so I can glue the exhaust ends in place. 

Kyle DeHart
Everything is looking really great. Loving the look of the exhaust.

Ian Doody
Teeny tiny update almost done on the exhaust system. I am not a fast builder or painter. Waiting for the glue to dry on the exhaust pipes, some serious engineering went into the twelve pipes, each one is unique to the others.

Kyle DeHart
Exhaust looks excellent!! Very nice work

gorby
Love it. 😄
Great idea. 👍

Clair Greenwood
Oh I simply must copy your work here, thats great !!

Neuling
Nice idea! Is the tractor really so big compared to the MBT ?

Jakko ‌
You had me wondering, so I went and looked it up. Going by the markings (I'm not a tractor expert 🙂) this is a John Deere 9530, which is 24.0 feet long (veritread.com/specs/..tors/john-deere/9530), or in real-world units: 7.3 metres. A T-72 is 6.7 to 6.9 metres long without the gun. In other words: the hull is only slightly shorter than the tractor overall. Yet in the photos of the model, it seems to be only about two-thirds the length. Is the tractor 1:24 scale?

William Banker
Thanks for all the kind comments
It was for a Ukrainian fund raising event
The John Deere Tractor is an off the shelf metal toy that I just weathered up
Regarding scale? I think it's 1/16th model 9320.... I didn't spend a lot of time looking for a scale model for the tractor as I had to do several other builds for the fund raiser.... This was the closest I could find of a picture I had seen online of a Ukrainian farmer using this model tractor to drag away an abandoned T-72 during the early days of the war

Troy Campbell
Thanks alex

Troy Campbell
Thanks jean-louis

Troy Campbell
Thanks villers de vos

Troy Campbell
Thanks mr E

Troy Campbell
Thanks walaroo

Troy Campbell
Almost done with deck fixtures

Troy Campbell
Thanks LucLuke B

Troy Campbell
Thanks ben

Lochsa River
sittin in

Troy Campbell
Thank you lochsa river
Best take your shoes off and get comfortable...
It will take a bit...lol

Troy Campbell
Thanks alexander

Ben M
👁️👁️

gorby
Nice work so far.

LC
this sounds like quite a fun and unique idea

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks LC76. Welcome to the build!

Torsten
LOL, follow ^^

Robert Podkoński
Watching for sure!

Nathan Dempsey
Welcome Torsten & Robert!
I've started the fuselage assembly and clamps were needed.

Dutch
Nathan, I am following along as well. I have friends in eastern Ukraine, so very interested in this one. Kind regards, Dutch

Nathan Dempsey
Welcome Dutch! This build is turning into a slog. Clamps and super-glue "force-holds" galore. Luckily it is a tiny plane so I'm nearly done already, just completing all the seam sanding.

Nathan Dempsey
Working on the cowl. I had to use 2-part epoxy clay to fill a large gap on the bottom of the cowl that was created by making the cowl fit straight & level.

Nathan Dempsey
Working on masking the camo pattern today.

Dutch
Looking good. Keep up the progress. The splinter pattern will be stupendous when done.

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Dutch! Man I just realized looking at pictures that the wing camo is a mirror image for the other wing. It won't be perfect… 😁

Ben M
Ah, amodel 🙂

Dutch
Ben, I feel you!

Nathan Dempsey
Welcome to the show Ben! I've applied the first color today. Now off to cut masks for the next color. I've been spoiled by those pre-cut masks…

Dutch
Nathan, quick question. Why not just spray the first color overall, then mask only the subsequent colors? Saves at least one step, I should think. Carry on. I am enjoying the show.

Nathan Dempsey
In this case I just got a little too happy masking. I even decided against my usual preshade since this plane's paint looks really new in all the pictures.

Dutch
Yeah, I can understand the excitement factor!

Dutch
Nathan, are you going to put kill markings on it?
google.com/url?sa=t&..e2eYFcXbT_ewibuKmesM

Nathan Dempsey
Well my printer is dead, but my dad has a similar one so I'm going to try… Wish me luck.

Nathan Dempsey
The second color has been applied. Slow going here as my workbench time has been lacking.

Dutch
Okay! Coming along nicely!

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Dutch! Today I masked off the areas for the gloss black. The tan colored areas are quite small, but they're everywhere. Tamiya tape stock is going up!!

Nathan Dempsey
Well my gloss black was solidified, so flat black will have to do. Hopefully it will all even out when the clear is applied

Jennifer Franklin
Impressive detail work!

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work so far on the camouflage scheme.

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Jennifer and Villiers!

Work continues on masking these tiny sections.

Nathan Dempsey
Well that was a whole bunch of masking for some very tiny pixels… I also added a coat of Future to help with the panel lining effort to come.

Nathan Dempsey
Today has seen the underside color selected and applied (Tamiya X-14 Sky Blue) along with masking/painting the cowl colors using Steel & Red.

Ben M
What are you using to do the panel lines?

Nathan Dempsey
I'm using both AK & Mig panel wash. For the bottom I used Grey-Blue and for the top I haven't decided whether I'll use a dark brown or black wash. Of course for the black areas I'll use the Stone Grey wash which I think is Mig.

LC
It's looking very good, keep it up!

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks LC & Guy!
More masking for the Ukrainian flag on the tail today.

Robert Podkoński
Looks great already, Nathan. Keep it up!

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Robert!
Chrome Yellow has been applied for the first half of the Ukrainian flag on the tail.

Nathan Dempsey
The Ukrainian flag on the tail has been completed and the landing gear legs have been painted and attached.

Dutch
Slow and steady wins the race! Nice work, thus far.

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Dutch! Today I completed painting the canopy framing and the wheels. Also my clear gloss arrived in the mail today, so I'll be able to apply that to the entire aircraft. After that I only need to paint the anti-glare panel on the upper cowl. Nearing the finish line.

Nathan Dempsey
Calling this one complete. Thanks for the interest and likes!

Dutch
Ooh-la-la! Well done Nathan. Definitely a special addition to the display case.

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work on your little hunter.

Oleg Smilyk
It`s great!

bughunter
Nice 👍

Robert Podkoński
Great job! I love the camo and propeller most.

Nathan Dempsey
Thank you very much for your kind comments mates!

Jennifer Franklin
That camo is sharp. Very nice job!

Guy Rump
Great result! 👍

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Jennifer & Guy! 🙂

James C
Nicely done Nathan 👍

bughunter
It looks like the Ukraine needs more of them!

David Taylor
Nice one Nathan.

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks James, Bughunter & David!

Torsten
😎 idea, well done 👍

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Torsten 🙂

Naram
nice one !

gorby
Excellent! I love the camo.

Neuling
Same as gorby!

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Naram!

Nathan Dempsey
Thanks Gorby & Neuling!

Nicolas
👀

Robert Podkoński
Great job on camo!

Spanjaard
very interesting camo

Rui S
Looking good 👍

Moreno Baruffini
Another wonderful Italian camo! Bravo!

Skyhiker
Bravo with that camo

Stefan Schacht
Well done 👍

S M
Nice clea building! Could you tell what is the purpose of that aluminium foil?

Maciej Bellos
Thank you for all the likes gentlemen!

S B, the aluminum foil was used to protect the underlying plastic from the sprue goo I used so as the sniper pylon fits better to the fuselage. All Sniper pylons I have are either for the Eagle or the Viper so one had to be modified to fit.

I will sort the photos and add some comments too.

S M
Thanks for the tip! 🙂

Sergej I
Nice progress, following 👍

Maciej Bellos
Happy New Year!

Thank you Sergej!

I found some time to start the fun phase. Preshading yesterday night, first pass on the lower surfaces today. I think it is ok. What do you think?

Łukasz Gliński
Missed this, thanks for the link! Will follow for sure 👍
Very cool project, I still haven't got one, trying to locate the red livery edition.

Maciej Bellos
Welcome Łukasz!

Thank you Juergen and the rest of the guys for the likes!

Sergej I
Looking good, just in time for the paining 🙂 👍

Maciej Bellos
Thanks Sergej!

So, got the upper surfaces done today and I like the result. I think I got better in my painting skills. Colours used, Gunze H305 and H306.

Time for printing the decals I am missing, serials that is.

Łukasz Gliński
That camo looks gtand, not overdone imho 👍

Alexander
Interesting, looking forward to the rest! 👍

Nicolas
Following

Marcel Klemmer
Following

Cuajete
Me 3!
Fantastic job so far 👍

Skyhiker
Cool

DerMattes
Watching! 👍

David
budu sledovat kamaráde 👌

Nicolas
I'm in.

Alexander
Taking a seat as well.

gorby
Nice!

Dave
Looks good 👍

Mark Sherwood
Spot on John 👍🥸👍

John Mulhall
Thank you guys

Skyhiker
Nice Yak John. Congratulations.

Ben M
It would be more effective to add these to your stash and then mark them as for sale. Then people who have these kits on their Wishlist will be notified.

SFD
Appreciate that. First time tryingbthis

SFD
Trying this

Spanjaard
I would also suggest not to leave your email open for everybody to see (including spammer, scammers...). you can better say "write me a PM for contact details". message can be edited (for a short period) or deleted (specially if you follow the great solution from Ben M)

Ben M
Also don't expect great results selling on scalemates. I've sold a few things here but I think listing on eBay tends to find buyers faster.

The nice thing about scalemates is if you want to trade, you can do that. On eBay you have to transact for money.

Good luck, those big 1/32 kits should sell well!

SFD
Thanks again Ben for your advice. It's appreciated

Alexander
After some time away from the bench I am returning not with an airplane as usual but with something different (although still modern) - a tank in 1:35.
Specifically it's the T-14 Armata. Although it is in development for quite some time, not many units have been produced. So I took the creative liberty to imagine a what-if splinter camo to add a bit of color to the tank instead of painting it in the dark green as it is seen in the victory parade.

My first tank model ever, will see how it goes. Also, some aftermarket as always.

Alexander
Finished detailing the rear of the kit.

I am actually following a pretty detailed and useful build series on YouTube about the exact kit with the exact aftermarket. Highly recommend for anyone interested in this subject as well.
Youtube Video

Stefan Schacht
Hello mates, I want to build a small dio with a ruined house for a T34/85. I'm using Styrodur and some self-made tools. Cheers Stefan

Spanjaard
great carved detail Stefan. it looks fantastic

Jan Janssen
That is a great template/cutter for the windows, awesome

Stefan Schacht
Thanks mates, here is a little update. I have primed the dio with a mixture of black acrylic paint and white glue. Cheers Stefan

Stefan Schacht
Thank you Lorraine Lin

Stefan Schacht
Hello friends, here are some pictures of the T34/85. I build this model last year. Cheers Stefan

Rui S
Looking forward to see your nice dio 👍

Stefan Schacht
Thanks Rui

Stefan Schacht
Hi Material, here is a little update. I startet to paint the bricks and the road. Cheers Stefan

David Taylor
Exellent detailing.

Jakko ‌
Thanks, though it always looks better in my mind before I build it, than it ends up as in the flesh 🙂

Spanjaard
It looks really good. Amazing details and great paint job

Jakko ‌
Thanks, though I wouldn't consider it great — I just mess about a bit until it looks OK 🙂

James C
The painting and weathering looks superb👍

Jakko ‌
It does? If I can do it, anybody can, I would think 🙂

Eduardo Arguijo
Hello Jakko, great build. As I see you like critics, I would just recomend to tone down the high lights of the fabric of the main canon and the machine gun next to the driver. Nice Build! Congrats!

Jakko ‌
I think they look a bit starker in photos than they do in the flesh 🙂

Simon Nagorsnik
nice work

Danny Ray
Really like that Jakko. In my short experience I've noticed that some people really overdo the weathering. This seems a lot more realistic and not overpowering like some I've seen. Looks classy!
Love those lines with the tension bolts. Are they 3D printed?

Jakko ‌
Thanks. I tried to have the weathering appear realistic, with the kinds of colours you could expect the tank to pick up in the area it was in before embarking on the landing craft, and the colour of the mud where it came off it again.

The tensioners are cast resin, since they came with the Resicast deep-wading set. As photo 51 shows, I removed part of them to glue in some brass tube, so I could thread the tensioners on fishing line.

Rui S
Great work 👍 Congratulations

Danny Ray
Do people use fishing line for the airplane (don't know what they were called. The lines from the cockpit to the vertical tail fin?) ones too?
The wading set was for beach landing mostly, I presume? I think the little airfix 1:76 Cromwell I recently made had an option to have snorkels too. Think they're the same kind of thing. I wish I'd added them now 🙂

Jakko ‌
I think some people use fishing line for the rigging (that's the word you were after 🙂) on biplanes, yes. I've never rigged a biplane myself, though, so I can't say anything about how tricky that is to do 🙂

And yes, the wading set is to allow the tank to ford through deeper water than it could otherwise, for landing on a beach. The upper parts were discarded almost immediately when the tank got ashore — which is what the tie rods/cables are for: some hold the ducts onto the tank until the commander releases them with the mechanism on the rear turret roof, others are to ensure that the rear duct pulls the front one along with it off the tank.

As for kits that include the wading gear: those usually only provide the ducts, but not any of the other waterproofing necessary to allow the tank to ford deep water. As a result, a lot of modellers build models that have only the bits that would be discarded first, but none of the bits that would be on the tank as well if the ducts are on … But then, not everybody cares to get these things right, I suppose, let alone try and obtain official deep-wading instructions just to build a model 🙂

Neuling
Good build and interesting infos!

Jakko ‌
Thanks 🙂 For those who also find this information interesting and would like to know more, allow me to quickly plug my book on the subject, which is still available: SCM Search: Polderhuis Westkapelle 😉

Rui S
Respect 👍 👍 👍 My hat's off.

Danny Ray
All the times I've asked you for advice and not once have you told me that you're an author! I think you need a manager or literary agent 🙂

But seriously, you are pretty knowledgeable. I'll have a look. Thanks for the info above. As always.

Rui S
A Beauty 👍

Cristian A
Many thanks Rui, yes it was a splendid plane in real life as well 😊👍

Christian Bruer
Platz / Eduard A-4 Skyhawk in an in flight display. The Scooter looks quite nice on the ground but really cool in flight. I am a bit curious how it will come out in the end.

Happy Modelling, Christian

Spanjaard
I am sure it will come out fantastic 🙂, base looks great already

Christian Bruer
Thx Spanjaard 🙂 It looks quite nice when in place, but I have one point with the acrylic rod I will use and the hole in the background to hold it. I thought about to place some cotton around it, but I am not sure. But let's see, time and test will tell.

Christian Bruer
Panel line wash and colour modulation.
Happy Modelling
Christian

Bruce Huxtable
Really neat, and subtle too. Can't wait to see the finished display 🙂

Christian Bruer
Thank you Bruce 🙂

Michael Kohl
Really like it. I'd appreciate a word or two about the base.

Christian Bruer
Thank you Michael 🙂
What do you want to know about the base?

Michael Kohl
Ah. I thought the front had a special shape and wanted to know where you aquired it. But now I see that I was fooled by the white block in front of it.

Robert Podkoński
How did I miss that? Watching with pleasure!

Christian Bruer
@Michael, ok got it. The black wooden base was made by Roland Dörrich Diosockel. I can highly recommend Rolands work.
The background is a photo printed on a 4mm frame done by a online printshop.

Christian Bruer
Thank you very much Robert 🙂

Nathan Dempsey
Wow that looks nice! So tiny in 144!

CaptGPF
OMG! How do you even detail at that scale?!

gorby
Stunning work!

Christian Bruer
Thx to all of you 🙂

Christian Bruer
Decals are on 🙂
Happy Modelling
Christian

bughunter
How the hell it is possible to made a 1:144 model look real - like in picture 12 ? 👀

Christian Bruer
Yes, I much like this picture as well 😁

Michael Kohl
Wunderschön in Szene gesetzt.

Robert Podkoński
Awesome!

Spanjaard
supreme craftsmanship, love your bases (and models of course)

Christian Bruer
Thank you for your kind comments 🙂

gorby
Beautiful display and if I could get a 1/48 build to look as good as you can do in 1/144, I'd be very happy. 🙂

Neuling
Impressive, stunning!

Christian Bruer
Thank you gorby and Neuling 🙂

Sergej I
Great build! Even better presentation 👍

Alec K
Wow! The head on pic is super realistic 👍

Christian Bruer
Thank you Sergej and Alec 🙂

Thomas Bischoff
full marks for this from me - great idea and execution 👍

Christian Bruer
Thank you for your kind comment Thomas 🙂

Rui S
Beautifully done small kit & presentation 👍

gorby
Very convincing work with the damage.

robadzso
Hey there, the camo came out nice. The damage too, well done 👍

Łukasz Gliński
That's muddy and well battered Panther 👍

Padrino Sixtyeight
💪🏽

Slackbladder
The first Model T for this project is under construction.

René "Lord Bilbo" Bartholemy
Taking a seat

Alex K
Me 2, this is a very interesting project.

Nicolas
👀

Bas Tonn
Incredible cold-war-era vibe from that first picture, even when it's clearly summer.

DerMattes
Watching 👍

Cristian A
Welcome guys!
@Bas Tonn, you are right! Didn't see it from that perspective until now, but the photo was taken in 2001, Cold War was technically over 🙂

Cristian A
The "Sniper" is done, reveal photos here 🙂

MiG-29 Fulcrum `Sniper´ - final reveal | Album by hobbywith.cristian (1:72)

Robert Podkoński
Fantastic job in this scale. Keep it up!

Rui S
I agree. 👍

Andrzej Rygiel
Terrific job, I thought at first that I'm looking at some 72nd scale build, then noticed it's 144th 😄

Spanjaard
fantastic job!

Rob
pretty little butcher bird!!!

scalemates
nice!

Spanjaard
that is fantastic job!!! what did you use for the grass?, i have a few 144 ones that could use a base like that 😉

Patrik G
It's just Woodland scenics grass from one of their starter kits, then I based it with some dark green, added some medium green, and maybe some buff. I think it's called fine turf.

Spanjaard
Thanks!

Rui S
Nice work 👍

CaptGPF
I smell something good cooking up! Watching!

Erik Torp
Nice work so far!

Dietmar Bogatzki
agree with them above

Shar Dipree
Looks great so far. Following.

Neuling
Looking forward ............

Alexander
Taking a seat too, looks more than promising so far! 👍

Rui S
Looking great 👍

Rui S
I'm in 😎

Irineu Junior
My goal here is to build a flexible rally car, using the parts provided, for road and track (desert). I purchased 4 grooved tires and I'm going to use neodymium magnets to attach the interchangeable parts.
For the sake of fidelity, I'll not apply the Monte Carlo decals.

Martin Oostrom
Let us see where you're taking this!

Yngve Netteland
I'm in for this 👍

Jan Peters
Following this 👀

Nicolas
Joining. 👀

Ricard Gomicia Calatayud
I'm completly staggered about the existence and usage of the magnets 😵

Pepe
Looking

Irineu Junior
All parts can be interchangeable successfully. Total magnets used: 31.

Irineu Junior
Every piece already primed.

Guido
Taking a seat, nice progress so far 👍🏻

Irineu Junior
Scratch building a parts storage, out of old sprues.

André Silva
Looking good, also (slowly) building one of these.

Marc .
Thank you and I'm curious to see how yours will turn out.

Rui S
Nice work 👍

Sy Bar
This is a collection of my Panzerkampfwagen from I to VI

Builds can be found here

Panzerkampfwagen I
Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf.B (Sd. Kfz.101) | Album by Sybar (1:35)

Rui S
Nice work 👍

Villiers de Vos
Booking my seat.

Michael Kohl
Me 2

Rui S
Looking good 👍

Marc .
Looks great!

Curatorm
Very nice. The scene is quite quaint by showing a french 1940 tank to advantage.

Rui S
Great work & dio 👍