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Great rendition of an early, early Spitfire. -
Scissors and Plane Chengdu J-20 1/100 scale paper model
Despite how simple it looks, it turned out to be a bit more challenging to build. Still fascinating to build, this was my third attempt to build it. the more I did the more I understand what needed to be done. satisfied with the results. maybe build it again one day. Cheers.Reader reactions: Awesome Loved [...]
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Great work on this “Elk”. I’ll bet that bay moved. A previous roommate of mine had a 72 El Comino SS. How’d you do the vinyl top? I’ve wanted to attempt doing one but not sure of the best process. Thanks for sharing. -
Excellent result, my friend @tcinla! -
Excellent progress allover, my friend @gblair! Always helpful to stop between each step to figure out your follow on plan, especially on WWI models.
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Chocks look great, my friend @lis!
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Thanks my friends @clipper and @gblair!
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Very nice work on this. -
That's silver lacquer, Felix.
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Love your work on this, and agree with 100% on when it comes to the panel lines. The shading and weathering that you did on this kit is so well done that the panels stand out realistically regardless of if the […] -
Beautiful build Samo. The camouflage is wonderful. -
Man, that is so great, John! 🤩 I really love how you handled the gray paintwork, mighty fine indeed @j-healy! 👏 -
Great work-looks awesome! I love my Hasegawa Phantoms- I am getting an F-4S together at the moment, an original Hasegawa J molding with a spare slatted wing...I have the reinforcement strap too... might get it […] -
Chocks look very good, Bernard (@lis). I obviously don't pay enough attention to getting the masking settled properly. -
I got some work done today, but I didn't get as far as I hoped. I am trying to stop in between each step so that I can think about the best way to attack the process. Hopefully this will also keep me from […]
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@gblair I think the secret is to paint canopy at first with good surfacer (after masking of course). Second, with toothstick gently push all corners and edges of all pieces of masks. PS. Today I only made wheel […] -
Hi Carl (@clipper): My wife has several different machines, but nothing really new. I have been using the Brother Scan and Cut, which allows me to create the design on my computer, then print the design to check […]
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Thanks, John! -
Thanks, Bob! Very true about the one foot rule.
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Thanks, Spiros!
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