Building, painting and finishing scale aircraft models.
Hello, dear forum members!
Let me introduce to you my latest work, a MiG-23MLD. Soviet multipurpose fighter of the third generation. Gorgeous kit from the company R. V. Aircraft 1/72 scale. Excellent decals for multiple aircraft variants. [...]
Going back to air show since a very long time, i was impressed during september 2014 at Kleine Brogel (Belgium) by a strong F16 solo display. This good souvenir led me to build this model from the Kinetic Model Nato Viper box. at 1/48 [...]
Officially done F6F flown by Lt. Leo B McCuddin of the VF-20 USS Enterprise October 1940. Painted with Tamiya paints and weather with MIG wash . Kit is 1/48 Haseagawa with ICM Pilot
Cheers Brian
Hello, dear colleagues!
May I present to your attention another their work. This is an attempt to create an image of the aircraft during the cold war. Bindings to a specific Board. Construction lasted exactly a year. The construction [...]
1/72 Revell, finished in Revell and MM enamels with Tamiya X22 + X21 which went frosty in places over the kit decals.
Have been working on this kit off and on for the past year. Airfix has really upped its game recently. Only thing I think they could improve on this kit would be the main landing gear. The wing attachment points strike me as a little weak. [...]
This is the Hobbyboss 1/72 kit of the Russian prototype fifth generation fighter set to go into service in 2017.
The kit has some nice little touches such as a photo etch cockpit and pitot tube but was quite difficult to put together in [...]
Here are a few pictures of the new Airfix 1:72 TF10 Beaufighter which I built for the new issue of Airfix Model world Magazine. Terry Higgins provided lots of invaluable research towards this build and the magazine features a supplement on [...]
This is one of my long promised re-shoots of an earlier build. This is Murphy's flyin' lavatory (from the movie Murphy's war), a highly modified Airfix kit. If you have ever seen the movie, then you will recognize it. Quite a bit of [...]
