Trumpeter model kits
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For your attention, the model of the French battleship Richelieu as of the beginning of 1944 after repair and large-scale modernization, in the USA. Used a set of etch and gun barrels from Flyhawk and a wooden deck. The ship's deck at that [...]
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Here's another soviet stuff, finished before the invasi0n on Ukra1ne. How I wish I have made it in Polish markings! Well, to late for that, since model is already sold. Anyway, the kit is great. Great detail, big choice of [...]
Revell produced a good 1/32 kit of the 262B. Yet, the definitive 262 kit in the scale requires the combination of Trumpeter's wings from their excellent 262A kit. The wings are matched with Hasegawa's old 262B kit that has the correctly [...]
For your attention - the battleship HMS Dreadnought, launched in 1906, became a revolutionary step in the naval fleet of Great Britain. This ship was the sixth in the Royal Navy to bear this proud name. It was distinguished by its unique [...]
A sketchy design from Trumpeter yet, without fatal mistakes. Decals are glossy and brightly colored and need to mute down or be replaced. Nonetheless, the model can be turned around to decently represent a unique aircraft that had a brief [...]
Dad finished the next one. The first of an upcoming Firefly trio.
Trumpeter kit wih decals from the Special Hobby Firefly Foreign Post War Users kit. Used seats with molded on seatbelts from Quickboost, which seem slightly undersized. The [...]
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Here's my summer holidays project - the Trumpeter 1/48 scale Focke-Wulf Fw-200C-4 Condor.
I started this kit with the intention of it being some light relief and a relatively quick and simple build as a nice break from the [...]
A replicated upscale of the magnificent Tamiya 1/48 Swordfish, Trumpeter's counterpart is even more impressive thanks to its larger size.
Following my need to make tanks that nobody has heard of, here's Germany's first attempt at a heavy tank. Fantastic kit, however, the tracks had to be connected together with tiny inserts, which means the models construction time is [...]
I'm continuing my exploration of weathered and stressed WWII airplane skin expressions. I've nicknamed this technique "Inca rendering." Like this piece, the first generation features regular patterns, while the second generation [...]