Australian Model Expo 2022: Part 2
The next selection of models are Medium Scale Aircraft - Propeller - Axis (1/36 to 1/71) - OOB.
Korean War...1/48 Douglas AD-4NA Skyraider, VF-194, US Navy
After the French Skyraider, my dad decided to build another one, this time an AD-4NA during the Korean War.
He used the Italeri boxing of the old ESCI kit which was first released in 1979. Most Korean War naval schemes are rather boring, [...]
1/72 KP P-51B
This had been sitting on my bench nearly completed for a while. I finally got it finished today. This was the personal aircraft of Capt. Donald M. Malmsten 4th FG 334FS of Burwell, NE "Turnip Termite". On June 6, 1944 this [...]
Hasegawa 1/20 Ferrari 312T2 - Monaco GP Winner 1976 – Niki Lauda
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Photograpy: Nikon D300; Focus Stacking using Helicon Focus; Editing using LightRoom
This is a tricky kit but well detailed and fun to build. I’d recommend it to anyone with experience [...]
Mud Trap
I have been experimenting with different types of methods lately. This time is with mud. Yep! Good old natural mud. 🙂 I used mud collected from a neighboring farmer's dirt road. Really fine dirt, I must add. All I did in this diorama, [...]
Australian Model Expo 2022: Part 1
After a 2 year, Covid 19 induced absence, the Australian Model Expo was held in Melbourne from Friday 17th to Sunday 19th of June, 2022.
A record 902 models were entered in the various competition categories.
This year was also the first [...]
Vickers Wellington Mk.Ic, Polish 301st squadron, Trumpeter 1/72
Herewith I present you the Vickers Wellington Mk.Ic from the Polish 301st squadron as used in September 1942.
At first I had the idea to build it straight out of the box but since it was a gift from my daughter I decided to make it even [...]
Building the Panther Ausf. D - Part 3 – Weathering and Reveal
The third, and final part of the Panther D Build.
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U S. Department of Labor Announces Final Rule to Clarify Independent Contractor Status Under the Fair Labor Standards Act U.S. Department of Labor
Generally speaking, employers own the intellectual property their employees create during the course of employment. Nevertheless, employers do not automatically own all intellectual property created during an employee’s employment. [...]
