Dragon (also known as DML) range of scale model kits
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Hello to all of you!
I'm a new member and this is my first article for you, hope you enjoy it! 🙂
This is my latest diorama - I've finnished it a few weeks ago. It shows the famous "Kohlenklau" (coal thief) of Unteroffizier [...]
Hi Everyone, here is my Dragon, M752 Lance missile carrier, 1/35 scale, in IDF camouflage. The kit was built almost straight out of the box, with only minor modifications to the idf version. This is a very good kit, in compare to Dragon's [...]
Good day to all ,
First and foremost Happy New Year 2019 to all members of imodeler , we warm wishes I hope next year would prosperous for all of us !
This is my last post for 2018 , a 1/700 scale diorama of two US modern naval ships [...]
Designer Kurt Tank expressed his design philosophy in creating the Fw-190 thus: “The Messerschmitt 109 [sic] and the British Spitfire, the two fastest fighters in world at the time we began work on the Fw 190, could both be summed up as [...]
God Evening Friends 🙂
This is the model which stood on my shelf half finished for many months. Somehow I lost my interest in it, although I'm in deep love with german armor.
Maybe the reason was so much problems with plastic. PE parts [...]
Project Completed: Dragon 1/350 USS Gearing DD-710 1945 Version. Fresh off the workbench. This was a challenging kit yet an excellent model. Overall fit is excellent in many ways with no unique build challenges except from the photo-etch. [...]
I built this Panzer about a year ago. I had built several 1/35 Dragon armor kits over the years and always felt they where some of the most extensive and detailed kits of both old and modern armor. But, this extensive detail came at a [...]
Another small scale beauty 🙂
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I've had this Dragon kit of the Arizona in 1/700 for longer than I can remember. I started it years ago resigned to handpainting it, and it looked so awful after the first coat on the deck and hull that I gave up. With my airbrushing kits [...]
This model represents Franz von Wero's aircraft from the Battle of Britain. This model has bothered me a little. However, the result I think is to watch. Models and Wet Transferod from HGW were used on the model. the belts are a little bit [...]