All about AFV and related military model making.
This is the Flyhawk 1/72 Panzer I Ausf. F EARLY VERSION A very nice kit but a bit fiddly...especially the individual tracks...this takes a bit of patience! I added a few figures to give it some life on the base. Flyhawk makes some [...]
Here are some of the bigger projects I have planned.
The Very nice Tamiya [ill-fated] Light French R35 Tank...Not a bad tank if used correctly. A match for the Panzer I and II's no doubt...if used in conjunction with communication and mutual support?
Now everyone tells me the popularity of [...]
Italeri Panzerjager I. Built stock with extra stowage from the spares box and the Panzer Art resin sand bag / track front armor. Building the Italeri kit really makes me appreciate Tamiya.
Well this was a doozy. The big 1/16 scale T-34 by Trumpeter, full detail inside in out. This build took me exactly 20 days working 7 days a week.
This is a good kit, with the typical sketchy directions from Trumpeter, but mold and fit is [...]
Chose this since the late model JP's did not have Zimmerit so I did not have to search far and wide for an AM set. Typical Tammy engineering and fit was present throughout the model altho I did cheat and add an AM barrel as well as an RFM [...]
Mini-Art kit
It is finished straight except for the wire rope which is not included in the kit. It is a well-made kit and was fun to paint.
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After a break, I'm back with another 1/16 scale model. This time it is PzKpfw III Ausf.J from Heller. I made the model in DAK camouflage, specifically the 15th Panzer-Division from the Battle of El-Alamein fought in the [...]
Here is my 30th model of the year the 1/48 scale Tamiya Army Air Corps fuel truck.
These 1/48 scale Tamiya armor kits are terrific builds that you can build fairly quickly. Zero fit issues and easy to follow instructions, great for the [...]
Just completed a Horch / FLAK 38 conversion project. Kits used were the Italeri trailer, Tamiya Horch, Tamiya Luftwaffe Afrika artillery figures and Tamiya 2cm FLAK. Decks were made using popsicle sticks and styrene.