All about AFV and related military model making.
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I thought I would challenge myself and build these three 48th scale "queens of the desert" in the same time frame as the actual battle, 80 years ago , October -November 1942. I [...]
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As promised here is a small selection of some of my work . They are all 1/35 scale and most are Tamiya bar the Staghound which is Italeri and the Panther ausf.A and the Panzer IV ausf.H which are Dragon kits . All have been airbrushed [...]
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I’m new to here and thank you for allowing me to join. I’ve been a modeller for 40 years and have watched and experienced our hobby/interest/addiction get bigger and better. I’m here to both show my work and to learn from others [...]
I bought this kit second hand and therefore a few parts of the contents were missing.
PE parts, a few small parts and the tracks.
I got the small PE set from Voyager Model to replace them, but the rectangular grilles didn't quite fit - [...]
Another armor gem from Dragon
Gasoline 1/48 Krupp Sd Kfz.101 Panzer 1 sIG 33 and Panzer 1 Ausf. B . 1/48 is the best scale when you just want a simple, fast, yet cool build when building armour. It was fun. Many more 1/48 armour builds to come. This is fun.
Tank carriers models are impressive. The 1/35 M911 C-HET is even more so because it looks real.
By comparison to the Meng counterpart, Hobbyboss' HET has its advantages and disadvantages. Generally, the model is less detailed and somewhat [...]
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Built this last month. I usually stick to airplanes, mostly WW II era. However, since my son is in the army and this is his primary vehicle, I thought I would build it. Enjoyed putting this together. Only used some of the [...]
Tha German Panzerkampfwagen Neubaufahrzeug (new construction vehicle) was used mainly for propaganda purposes back in 1935. Of the five tanks produced, three arrived to Norway in 1940 to support the ground forces. Only one made it to the [...]
This one gave me trouble all the way from start to finish. The model itself was very nicely molded, sharp and crisp with well hidden ejector pin marks and small sprue gates. It was also rather ill fitting and required a fair bit of drill [...]
