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Tamiya´s domestic animal box is quite thought provoking as it has you think about new ways to make a diorama interesting. After previously using the German shepherd and the family of chickens and hens, I still had to do something with the [...]
Hello everyone! The next novelty from OtVinta! Is a model of the first Soviet truck AMO F-15. 35th scale, material - resin, 86 parts (approximately)), masks for 2 options.
The prototype of AMO was the Italian Fiat 15-ter truck. From the [...]
This is a 8 inch long WWI AutoCar built from pine. This was a new build a couple years ago.
This is the 120mm Mortar Carrier version of the US Army Stryker system. Took a while to build but lots of learning, fun. This is about 1 foot long. little less than a foot wide. The Stryker is a derivative of the Canadian Army LAV-III [...]
This is a C-1 Howitzer built from Pine from Pictures. Yes I know, some of the pictures are a little dark. Building a new model, always a welcome challenge. Challenge is strength building.
This dates from 2013.
A miserable kit that very much did not want to go together I recall it being a struggle to the end. That being said it did have some nice features like anti-slip on the bow, the decal sheet, and the mine plow. I put a [...]
I suppose I ought to show the item I chose for the My Stuff picture. The Tammy Marder III, a delightful little kit that assembles very well as most by this manufacturer do. Built 100% OOB, the model was finished in Model Masters acrylic [...]
Dragon/Smart kit, 1/35 #6883. It represents 13. Panzer Regt., LAH, Prokhorovka, Operation Citadel (Battle of Kursk), July 1943.
I have the following data: This Tiger I Ausf. H2 was a prototype by the Henschel company. Only a wooden mock-up [...]
Greetings to all forum members.
A few weeks ago I finished building this Meng model: the ZSU-23-4 "Shilka". It is in 1/35 scale.
The kit is very nice to build, with a very good fitting of parts. You have to read the instructions [...]
Well, I left you having glued on the surgical gauze to your vehicle. Then I got carried away and finished off the two tanks and didn't photograph the process!
So I'm continuing with a Schutzenpanzer Marder. Having added the gauze I then [...]