1/48 Hasegawa F/A-18A Topgun 46
I chose the Blue splinter scheme for this hornet. Paint used is Gunze acrylics and Fightertown Decals. Hope you like it.
Thanks,
Eric
Monogram 1/48 GAM-63 RASCAL Missile
Hello! Today I want to introduce to you a very old model, this is Raskal GAM-63- the first American cruise missile. The models are no less than 50 years old, but it looks quite decent, here is a tractor, that's just like a toy. Therefore, [...]
A Tail of two Aardvarks
1/72 Hasegawa F-111D, s/n 68-0150, Cannon AFB, NM, 1979
At Squadron-MMD’s EagleQuest modeling show last year, I showed a friend, Jerry Hendrickson, a photo of an F-111D I was flying when I lost most of my rudder on a supersonic run many [...]
Airfix Bf-109E1 (converted from E3 kit)
Hello, This is another Emil from my workbench. I converted a E3 to an E1 by removing the ammo bulges under the wings and recessing new hatches. The canopy is from spare parts, cause Airfix is providing the E4 - E7 canopy only. The decals [...]
Airfix 1/48 Curtiss Tomahawk II
With war clouds on the sky in 1938, the Army Air Corps determined it needed a fighter with better performance than the P-36. Curtiss had developed a design strategy stretching back to the P-1 if stretching an airframe as far as possible, [...]
1/32 Tamiya Mosquito
Progress has been slow on this and not because it's a difficult kit to build. We're fostering a 6 month old Teacup Yorkshire Terrier who has taken up a lot of time so modeling has temporarily taken a back seat. Anyway, Ihave done a little [...]
Focke-Wulf 190A-9, 1945
Yet another oldie!
This is Otaki's 1/48 FW-190A-8 that I originally started as just a 'paint mule' to try out a paint mix. One thing lead to another and, well, here you are.
I added details to the cockpit, belts from aluminum tape and [...]
Takom 1:72 M1070 w/M1000 w/D9R Bulldozer
This is nice little kit. The first of three components. It has a high part count for this scale but the payoff is very good detail. This is OOB with the exception of adding cables to the wenches. I painted it with modulated AK OEF [...]
Scratchbuilding the Duca d’Aosta
I always wanted her.
Who?
The Duca d’Aosta of course, the Italian Beauty!
Between the two World Wars, the Italians built a series of twelve light cruisers in five classes, the so called Condottieri Cruisers. The first classes were weakly [...]
