scratch-built models and the art of scratchbuilding
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I have agonised long and hard about this model. Is it good enough to post on here? I finally decided that, as this is my first ever scratch built model, I'd give it a try and maybe get some to tips to improve the next one - whenever that [...]
This is my scratch built Chev Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle. Built from scratch wood. 70% complete
French destroyer "Fougueux" 1942, 1/66, Full Scratch
length : 1.62m
width : 15 cm
time taken to complete : #2000h
the hull is made of aluminum, the superstructures of wood, brass, linoleum, aluminum, etc.
French Battleship "Richelieu", version 1950/51, 1/100, full scratch
length : 2.50m
width : 36cm
height (from keel to top of mast): 61cm
time taken to complete : #5000h
now on display at the Saint Dizier museum (eastern France)
Greetings fellow imodelers!
I thought I'd update you all on my current long-term vacuform project - a Short Stirling in 1/32nd scale from Tigger Models which are the ex-ID Models moulds. I began this build around 5 years ago but ran out of [...]
Newest piece for the museum. SAINT CHAMOND was the second French tank to enter the First World War. 400 manufactured between April 1917 to 1918. More of a heavy armoured vehicle, it fitted the description of early tank development. Its [...]
OK, this is a weird one. This is a robot model based on a drawing by Jan Buragay. It's mostly kit-bashed and scratched, with a few key elements being 3D printed.
I’ve been slowly working on it, on and off, in-between some other projects [...]
In 1934, the Brewster company was initiated into the Naval aircraft market when it was invited to submit a proposal to build a new dive-bomber to Navy specifications. Prior to this, the company had been doing subcontract work for Vought [...]
Here are results after trying to duplicate a MC club house building. There are a few minor mistakes when comparing the two, which I overlooked. But the overall look when browsing indiscriminately, will make up for them.