Video: PLASTIC WINTER 2019
Plastic Winter 2019, Bratislava Slovakia
More details about this great event:
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Thanks for watching!
All the best!
Dusan.
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1/700 Sinking of Hiryu
1/700 scale (Fujimi)
On June 5, 1942, Japan's aircraft carrier Hiryu was struck and destroyed by an enterprise attack on Midway.
Japanese Navy finally launched some of the carrier's boats and abandoned ship themselves around 09:00. [...]
"Hemisphere Dancer"
Monogram 1/72 Hu-16C Albatross with Red Pegasus Decals "Hemisphere Dancer"
This is the old, basic Monogram kit (minus most the rivets) , with aftermarket decals for Jimmy Buffett's famous "Jamaica Mistake a" [...]
Freedom Models 1/48 Hawk III as a BF2C-1
Along with Boeing, the Curtiss Wright Corporation was the most prolific designer and manufacturer of single seat fighter aircraft for both the U.S. Army Air Corps and U.S. Navy between 1925 and 1935.
Curtiss, however, differed [...]
Video: Tamiya 1:48 P-51B "Blue Nose" Mustang
This was a project I wanted to do for a while now, paint something with D-day stripes and natural metal. A very satisfying project, I especially like the blue nose. #tamiya #P51Mustang #plamo
Whippet MK A , Meng , 1/35 .
Abandoned, sci-fi, rusty Whippet !
Trumpeter 1/350 Prinz Eugen 1945
Finally done. Hull completed & painted 6 1/2 years ago in New Jersey, packed away for a move to Virginia, then a resident on the shelf of doom for several more years. Finally modeler-ed up about 6 months ago. When I finished the [...]
Rommel and DAK Tunisie
Hi friends, after three months of work I present you my humble job. I hope you like it, a hug to everyone.
The interiors of the Tunisian houses are completely self-made
Rommel - Scale 75
Middle East Diorama MiniArt 36056
German Kubelwagen [...]
The Saab Safir by Heller – a flying gemstone in gentlemen's scale
The meaning of the type designation "Safir" should appear to me in the course of this project more and more suitable for this small model. Translated from Swedish it means "sapphire", so I learned to appreciate the [...]
