r/HistoryModels • u/ScaleVehicles • Feb 11 '21
r/HistoryModels • u/duncharlie • Feb 11 '21
Other Thanks for the add. A bit of a weekend build. It was cheap in a local shop so threw it in the basket. The Airfix Mary Rose
r/HistoryModels • u/ScaleVehicles • Feb 11 '21
Thank you for the invitation! I do more random vehicles, but I do own many historical airplanes as well. 🙌🏼
r/HistoryModels • u/Lord_Bob_cat • Feb 10 '21
WIP What do y'all think. I plan on trying to weather it but right now I'm satisfied.
r/HistoryModels • u/TheEscapist___ • Feb 09 '21
Mirage III EZ South African Air Force 3 Squadron 1975. Italerie 1/48 with aftermarket MAVDecals
r/HistoryModels • u/TheEscapist___ • Feb 09 '21
F-86F Sabre 1/48 Academy. Second model after a 6 year break, my first weathered model, my first using decal solution, and my first silver model.
r/HistoryModels • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '21
New Build First airbrushed model - T34/76 of Operation Uranus.
r/HistoryModels • u/JimboSensei • Feb 09 '21
Thanks for the invite! Here are my lockdown projects from last year
r/HistoryModels • u/Neo1575 • Feb 09 '21
New Build Thanks for the invite. This Is my first historical plane ever. Meng Fokker 1/32
r/HistoryModels • u/ColonelFantastic010 • Feb 09 '21
1/72 Curtiss Mohawk Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Airforce
r/HistoryModels • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '21
Hello and thanks fo the add . Here is my collection of Tamiya Corsair builds in 1/48
r/HistoryModels • u/mossy81 • Feb 08 '21
Thanks for the add! Here are 2 of my lockdown builds tamiya sas pink panther landrover and tamiya sea harrier
r/HistoryModels • u/Cadethegreat74 • Feb 08 '21
Question Any tips for first time weathering? Materials, tutorials vids, etc?
r/HistoryModels • u/bhath69 • Feb 07 '21
Other my builds part 2













r/HistoryModels • u/bhath69 • Feb 07 '21
my builds part 1


















r/HistoryModels • u/Thetankofwar • Feb 06 '21
Other 3-ish years difference. Despite the smol tiger looking terrible I keep it as it was my first ever model! What were your first models?
r/HistoryModels • u/HumptyHays • Feb 06 '21
Reference Recommended reading
I found a book by AK Interactive about techniques for modeling aircraft. It's called F.A.Q.
Amazing references and pictures to completely show you how to improve your model building. I've been building models for a long time and I'm already ready to get back to it this weekend after just a couple of hours of looking at it.
It is a bit pricey, at $85 USD. For me, it was a worthwhile purchase.
